Installing DSE OpsCenter 6.8 with a tarball on any Linux distribution

Install DSE OpsCenter 6.8 on any Linux Distribution or Mac OS X using the OpsCenter binary tarball.

Mac OS X is supported for development and testing purposes only.

For a complete list of supported platforms, see OpsCenter Supported Platforms.

Prerequisites

Minimum hardware requirements for the machine on which OpsCenter runs:

  • 2 CPU cores

  • 2 GB of RAM available to OpsCenter

Permission and software requirements:

Install DSE OpsCenter 6.8 with a tarball on any Linux distribution

End User License Agreement (EULA). By downloading this DataStax product, you agree to the terms of the EULA.

Installing the latest version (6.8.x)

To download a specific version of OpsCenter 6.8.x, go to 2.

  1. You can either download the tarball and then extract the files, or use curl.

    • Download and extract the latest version tarball (6.8.x):

      1. Download the tarball from Download DataStax OpsCenter.

      2. Extract the files:

        tar -xzvf opscenter-6.8.x.tar.gz

        The files are extracted into the opscenter-6.8.x directory.

    • Use curl to install the latest version (6.8.x):

      1. In a terminal window, download and extract the tarball using curl:

        curl -L https://downloads.datastax.com/enterprise/opscenter.tar.gz | tar xz

    The files are downloaded and extracted into the opscenter-6.8.x directory.

  2. Installing specific 6.8.x versions

  3. When installing from the binary tarball, you can either download the tarball and then extract the files, or use curl.

    • Download and extract specific 6.8.x tarballs into the current directory:

      1. Download the tarball from Download DataStax Enterprise.

      2. Extract the files:

        tar -xzvf opscenter-6.8.version_number.tar.gz
    • Use curl to install specific 6.8.x versions:

      1. Download and extract:

        curl -L https://downloads.datastax.com/enterprise/opscenter-6.8.version_number.tar.gz | tar xz

        The files are downloaded and extracted into the opscenter-6.8.x directory.

  4. Change to the opscenter-version_number directory.

    cd opscenter-version_number
  5. Start OpsCenter from the install location:

    bin/opscenter

    Use bin/opscenter -f to start OpsCenter in the foreground.

  6. Connect to OpsCenter in a web browser using the following URL:

    http://opscenter-host:8888/

Next Steps

Add an existing cluster or provision a new cluster in Lifecycle Manager.

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