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DataStax Enterprise can be installed in a number of ways, depending on the purpose of the installation, the type of operating system, and the available permissions.
Default file locations when installing from DataStax Enterprise.
Guidance for choosing the best DataStax Enterprise installation method for your purposes.
DataStax provides several methods for installing DSE from the DataStax Installer.
Lifecycle Manager (LCM) allows you to easily provision, configure, and install DataStax Enterprise clusters.
Instructions for installing DataStax Enterprise 5.1 using Yum repositories on RHEL-based systems.
Instructions for installing DataStax Enterprise 5.1 using APT repositories on Debian-based systems.
Instructions for installing DataStax Enterprise 5.1 on any supported Linux-based platform.
DataStax provides GUI/Text installers, binary tarballs, and Debian and RHEL packages for installing previous patch releases of DataStax Enterprise 5.1.x.
Instructions for creating DataStax Enterprise (DSE) server, DSE OpsCenter, and DataStax Studio containers using DataStax Docker images in non-production environments.
Information for installing DataStax Enterprise on Google Compute Engine, Microsoft Azure, and Amazon AWS.
Installing the JDK on supported platforms and installing Python 2.7 on older RHEL-based package installations.
Launch the uninstaller in the installation directory to uninstall DataStax Enterprise.
Install the standalone CQLSH tool using a binary tarball on any Linux-based platform.
Locations when installing from DataStax Enterprise packages and when using the DataStax Installer with the Services option selected.
Locations when installing from DataStax Enterprise binary tarball and when using the DataStax Installer with the No Services option selected.