Installing Onepoint through Installation Script

You can also install Onepoint through its installation script. The video and detailed steps below shows the process.

Preparing the machine

• CentOS 7
• MariaDB 10 or later, or MySQL 7 or later
• EPEL Repository (epel-release-7)
• Python 2.7 + pip (up2date, it depends on) + paramiko (Python Module)
• Git Client
• psmisc package

Create app folder

Create folder /home/_onepoint_root

Create onepoint user

You need to create a onepoint user, give the ownership of /home/_onepoint_root to it, and login with this user to continue.

Clone the repository

Clone the repository in /home/_onepoint_root/update

 ]$ cd /home/_onepoint_root
 ]$ git clone git@bitbucket.org:netbr-onepoint-installer.git update

Execute the installation script

 ]$ /home/_onepoint_root/update/managed-installer

Installer will check the pre-reqs, and if anyone is missing, it will install the necessary packages. In this case, after the pre-reqs installation, you will need to run the installer again.

Parameter configuration

Need to configure parameters on /home/_onepoint_root/config/web

Run the update script

Run the update script (To run this script, you already need to have the license installed - after our team instructions on licensing)

 ]$ /home/_onepoint_root/update/managed-update

After updating, this script will return a error message for the connection on the executor app, and this error can be ignored. It occurrs because there are still pending configurations to perform.

Configure the web server

Create a symbolic link or alias named /onepoint such that the path points to /home/_onepoint_root/web and make sure it's accessible.

Initizalize the database

Open a web browser and run http://[SERVER]/onepoint/initialize/zero

Test the web endpoint

Open http://<SERVER>/onepoint Login screen must appear

Start task executor

Start executor through script /home/_onepoint_root/update/managed-start-worker