• Installation Guide
•  1. Recommended Platforms
  • Hadoop Distributions
  • RAID or HDFS File System
  • Supported CPUs
  • Disk Subsystems
  • Connectivity
  • Guidelines for a Balanced Platform
•  2. Installing VectorH
  •  Linux Requirements
    • Install Linux Required Software
  •  Hadoop Requirement
    • Recommended Hadoop Settings
    • Demo Setup
  •  Installation Default Settings
    • Instance ID
    • Character Set (II_CHARSET)
    • User Names
    • Directory Names
  •  Installation Overview
    • Which DataNodes to Install VectorH On?
  • Changes to Installation Process in this Release
  • Set Up the Authorization String
  • How to Install on a Kerberos-enabled Cluster
  •  install.sh Command--Install VectorH
    • Examples of Install.sh Command
  • Install VectorH as root (Recommended)
  • Install VectorH as sudo
  •  Install VectorH as Non-root
    • Example of Installing with -noroot
  •  Install VectorH Using RPM Commands
    • Configure and Start the Instance
  •  Vector in Secure Hadoop (Kerberos)
    •  Kerberos TGT Requirements for Installation
      • Kerberos Dialog During Pre-installation
      • Kerberos Dialog during HDFS Setup
      • Kerberos-related Configuration Parameters
      • Kerberos keytab File Synchronization
    • Reconfigure Kerberos Settings on All Nodes
    •  Managing Kerberos TGT at Runtime
      • runkstart.sh--Control the Kerberos Daemon
    • Disable Automatic Kerberos TGT Management
  • Set Up Slave Nodes Manually
  •  Upgrading VectorH
    • Stop the Instance and Management Server
    • Ways to Upgrade
    • Upgrade Using install.sh (Interactive)
    • Upgrade Using install.sh (Non-interactive)
    • Upgrade User Databases
  • How to Access the Instance on Linux
  • View Installation Environment Settings
  •  Start or Shut Down the Vector Instance
    • Start VectorH as a Service
•  3. Post-Installation Tasks
  • Linux Configuration Settings
  •  Enable YARN Integration
    • YARN Resources and VectorH Configuration
    • Understanding YARN Queues
    •  How VectorH Configures Resources During Installation
      • Reconfigure YARN Integration
    •  Resource Checking at Runtime (x100_server Startup)
      • Restore vectorwise.conf Defaults
•  4. Installing VectorH Using a Response File
  • Response File--Define Configuration for the Installation
  • Install Vector Using a Response File
  • Example Response File
  •  Response File Parameters
    • CONNECT_LIMIT
    • ENABLE_YARN
    • II_AUTH_STRING
    • II_CHECKPOINT
    • II_COMPONENT_CORE
    • II_DATABASE
    • II_DATE_FORMAT
    • II_DBMS_AUTHENTICATION
    • II_DUAL_LOG
    • II_DUMP
    • II_ENABLE_SQL92
    • II_GROUPID
    • II_HDFSBACKUP
    • II_HDFSDATA
    • II_HDFSWORK
    • II_INSTALLATION
    • II_JOURNAL
    • II_LOG_FILE
    • II_LOG_FILE_SIZE_MB
    • II_MONEY_FORMAT
    • II_MTS_JAVA_HOME
    • II_REMOVE_ALL_FILES
    • II_START_ON_BOOT
    • II_SYSTEM
    • II_TERMINAL
    • II_TIMEZONE_NAME
    • II_UPGRADE_USER_DB
    • II_USERID
    • II_VWCFG_BLOCK_SIZE
    • II_VWCFG_BUFFERPOOL
    • II_VWCFG_GROUP_SIZE
    • II_VWCFG_MAX_MEMORY
    • II_VWCFG_MAX_PARALLELISM
    • II_WORK
    • KRB5_KEYTAB_FILE
    • KRB5_KEYTAB_PER_HOST
    • KRB5_PRINCIPAL
    • SILENT_INSTALL
    • SLAVES_LIST
    • YARN_AM_QUEUE
    • YARN_AM_PRIORITY
•  5. Uninstalling VectorH
  •  How You Safely Uninstall Vector
    • Uninstall VectorH
    • uninstall Command--Uninstall VectorH

Installation Guide

uninstall Command--Uninstall VectorH