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APTARE IT Analytics Installation and Upgrade Guide for Linux
Last Published:
2022-09-01
Product(s):
APTARE IT Analytics (10.6)
- Install the APTARE IT Analytics Portal on a Linux server
- Introduction
- Portal installation memory requirements
- Multi-language support and locale considerations (Linux)
- OVA-based deployment on VMware ESXi
- Installer-based deployment
- Task 1: Portal and database deployment strategies (Linux)
- Task 2: Pre-installation configuration (Linux)
- Task 3: Install Oracle database application binaries (Linux)
- Task 4: Install the Portal application binaries (Linux)
- Task 5: Installing the database schema (Linux)
- Task 6: Start the Portal services (Linux)
- Task 7: Request the license key file (Linux)
- Task 8: Log into the Portal
- Task 9: Install the license key file (Linux)
- Task 10: Performing a cold backup of the database (Linux)
- Recommended database backup process
- Supported third-party and open source products
- Uninstall the APTARE IT Analytics Portal
- Upgrade APTARE IT Analytics Portal on Linux
- Overview
- Upgrade path
- Before upgrading
- Upgrade Oracle database application binaries to 19c (Linux)
- Upgrade APTARE IT Analytics Portal
- Data Collector upgrades
- Troubleshoot - Manual Data Collector upgrades
- Collector updates from the APTARE IT Analytics Portal
- Oracle patches for the database server
- Upgrade and Migrate to a new server
- Upgrade and migrate to a new server
- Install the latest release of APTARE IT Analytics on the new server
- Perform an export of the database on the existing server
- Stop Portal and agent services on the new server
- Drop and re-create the existing portal user on the new server
- Import the database onto the new server
- Start Portal and agent services on the new server
- Download, install, and execute to upgrade the database schema
- Testing
- Update Data Collector binaries (if necessary)
- Upgrade and migrate to a new server
- Appendix A. X Virtual Frame Buffer
Configure X Virtual Frame Buffer (Xvfb)
Xvfb is a graphic manager that ensures proper rendering of the reports or emails exported as PDF files. You can perform this configuration as a part of your pre-installation steps for APTARE IT Analytics Portal.
To configure Xvfb:
- Ensure that system is configured to boot in graphical target, also known as runlevel 5.
Check existing default target.
#systemctl get-defaultSet default target to graphical.target.
# systemctl set-default graphical.target
- Use yum to install Xvfb.
- If the OS is RHEL 8 or CentOS 8, install rpm libXtst if not already installed.
# yum install libXtst - Create a config file for Xvfb.
Run # cd /etc/init.d
Create a file
Xvfb_backgroundwith this content:#!/bin/sh #chkconfig:345 20 80 # /etc/init.d/Xvfb_background # # Some things that run always #touch /var/lock/Xvfb_background # Carry out specific functions when asked to by the system case "$1" in start) echo "Starting script Xvfb_background" /usr/bin/Xvfb :99 & ;; stop) echo "Stopping script Xvfb_background" $ x=`pgrep Xvfb` ; sudo kill -9 $x ;; *) echo "Usage: /etc/init.d/Xvfb_background {start|stop}" exit 1 ;; esac exit 0Run the commands:
chmod 755 Xvfb_background chkconfig --add Xvfb_background ./Xvfb_background start /usr/lib/systemd/system- generators/systemd-sysv-generator systemctl enable Xvfb_backgroundConfirm the Xvfb process is running on port :99 with:
# ps -ef | grep Xvfb # netstat -anp | grep Xvfb
- Update the Tomcat bash profile.
su - tomcatModify the profile file to look like the one below:
# vi .bash_profile JAVA_HOME=/usr/java JRE_HOME= TOMCAT_HOME=/opt/tomcat export JAVA_HOME JRE_HOME TOMCAT_HOME STORAGE_HOME=$PORTAL_BASE export STORAGE_HOME APTARE_HOME=/opt/aptare export APTARE_HOME PORTAL_HOME=$APTARE_HOME/portal export PORTAL_HOME export DISPLAY=:99 JAVA_OPTS="-server -DPORTAL_HOME=/opt/aptare/portal -DAPTARE_HOME=/opt/aptare" export JAVA_OPTS umask 0022
- Restart APTARE services.
- Test a wide report to ensure the exported PDF appears without truncation.