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About OpsCenter
Release notes
Installing DSE OpsCenter 6.1
Upgrading OpsCenter
Configuring OpsCenter
Using OpsCenter
DSE Management Services
Troubleshooting OpsCenter
Lifecycle Manager
OpsCenter API reference for developers

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OpsCenter 6.1 User Guide Earlier OpsCenter version Latest 6.1 patch:6.1.13

About OpsCenter
DSE OpsCenter is a visual management and monitoring solution for DataStax Enterprise. OpsCenter Lifecycle Manager (LCM) provisions DataStax Enterprise (DSE) clusters and centrally manages cluster configurations.
Release notes
OpsCenter release notes provide information about new and improved features, known and resolved issues, and bug fixes.
Installing DSE OpsCenter 6.1
OpsCenter installation options include package installations using YUM and APT, and binary tarball.
- Installing from the RPM package
  Install the DSE OpsCenter using Yum repositories on RedHat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), CentOS, and Oracle Linux (OL) distributions.
- Installing from the Debian package
  Install DSE OpsCenter using APT repositories on Debian or Ubuntu distributions.
- Installing from the tarball on any Linux distribution
  Install DSE OpsCenter on any Linux Distribution or Mac OS X using the OpsCenter binary tarball.
- Installing on Docker
  Create an OpsCenter Docker container using a DataStax maintained Docker image.
- Uninstalling OpsCenter
  Instructions to uninstall OpsCenter for all installation methods: standalone, RPM, Debian, or tarball.
- Installing DataStax Agents 6.1
  DataStax Agents must be installed on every managed node in a cluster and are necessary to perform most of the functionality within OpsCenter.
- OpsCenter Reference
  Ports reference, instructions for starting and stopping OpsCenter and DataStax Agents, default file locations, and a startup log for OpsCenter.
  - OpsCenter ports reference
    Default port numbers used by OpsCenter, Lifecycle Manager, and DataStax Agents.
  - Installation and configuration locations
    File locations can vary based on the type of install.
    - Default file locations for package installations
      File locations when installed from a Debian or RPM package.
    - Default file locations tarball installations
      File locations when installing from a tarball.
  - Starting, stopping, and restarting OpsCenter
    Commands for starting, stopping, and restarting OpsCenter for each type of installation.
  - Stopping, starting, and restarting DataStax agents
    Commands for stopping, starting, and restarting DataStax agents for each type of installation.
Upgrading OpsCenter
Instructions for upgrading OpsCenter are available in the DataStax Upgrade Guide.
Configuring OpsCenter
Configure security features, alerts, failover, and much more in OpsCenter.
Using OpsCenter
OpsCenter is a Web application for monitoring and administering all nodes in a Cassandra cluster from one centralized console. OpsCenter runs on the client-side in a web browser.
DSE Management Services
DataStax Enterprise comes bundled with enterprise management services that you can configure and run using OpsCenter.
Troubleshooting OpsCenter
Issues experienced with OpsCenter and solutions or workarounds.
Lifecycle Manager
Simplify deploying and configuring DataStax Enterprise clusters with Lifecycle Manager.
OpsCenter API reference for developers
OpsCenter RESTful API provides programmatic management for monitoring and managing DataStax Enterprise clusters.

Installation and configuration locations

File locations can vary based on the type of install.

Default file locations for package installations
File locations when installed from a Debian or RPM package.
Default file locations tarball installations
File locations when installing from a tarball.

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