Installation Guide : Installing Integration Manager : Installing Integration Manager on Linux
 
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Installing Integration Manager on Linux
 
Installation Locations
Uninstall Integration Manager on Linux
Manage the Integration Manager Service on Linux
Actian Integration Manager on Linux has the following prerequisites:
Java Runtime Environment 8
User account with sudo privileges
To install Integration Manager on Linux
1. Change user to root:
sudo su
2. Go to Actian ESD.
3. Download the Integration Manager rpm.
4. Copy the Integration Manager rpm to your server.
5. Install the Integration Manager rpm using following command:
yum install integration-manager-<version>-<build>.noarch.rpm
Press y and press Enter to validate the installation. For example:
yum install integration-manager-2.1.0-1.noarch.rpm
6. As you wait for the rpm to install, you may follow the Integration Manager log by running this command:
tail -f /etc/opt/Actian/agent/logs/im.log
7. After installation is complete, validate that the Integration Manager dashboard is up and running. In your browser, go to http://<hostname>:8080/ui.
Port Configurations is defaulted to port 8080. Change this, if necessary.
Installation Locations
DataConnect Integration Manager installs data in the following locations:
Location
Purpose
/etc/opt/Actian/integrationmanager/logs/im.log
Holds any logging related to Integration Manager
/etc/opt/Actian/integrationmanager/conf/application.properties
Contains configuration information for Integration Manager
/etc/opt/Actian/integrationmanager/local/job
Holds execution engine logs and files downloaded from the cloud that are to be executed
Uninstall Integration Manager on Linux
To uninstall the Integration Manager rpm on Linux
yum remove rpm-integration-manager
Manage the Integration Manager Service on Linux
To stop the Integration Manager Service
sh -x /etc/init.d/imservice stop
To retrieve the Integration Manager Service status
sh -x /etc/init.d/imservice status
To start the Integration Manager Service
sh -x /etc/init.d/imservice start