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The UMs most likely require at least one public interface to access the MySQL server front end from the site LAN.

The PMs do not require a public LAN access as they only need to communicate with the UMs, unless the local query feature is desired.

In this case MariaDB ColumnStore will automatically trunk the individual LANs together to provide greater effective bandwidth between the UMs and PMs.

The interconnect between UMs and PMs can be one or more private VLANs.

MariaDB ColumnStore is quite flexible regarding networking.

and plan to enable the Local Query Feature, make sure you can login between all UM nodes and all PM nodes.

This is required for the Data Redundancy feature.

and plan to enable the Data Redundancy feature, make sure you can login to PM1 from PM1, and between all UM nodes, without an additional prompt.

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The equivalent steps must be repeated on every UM in the system if the MariaDB ColumnStore Data Replication feature is enabled during the install process. The equivalent steps must be repeated on every PM in the system. MariaDB ColumnStore can be installed as root or an unprivileged user.Įxample for 3 PM, 1UM system, these are the steps required to configure PM-1 for password-less ssh.

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The user and password ColumnStore will run as should be consistent across all nodes.

The IP address of each interface on each node.

The hostnames of each interface on each node (optional).

Information your system administrator must provide before installing MariaDB ColumnStore: To set locale to en_US and UTf-8, as root run: # localedef -i en_US -f UTF-8 en_US.UTF-8 Make sure the locale setting on all nodes is the same. Make sure all nodes are running the same OS. MariaDB ColumnStore is certified to run on:īut it should run on any recent Linux system.

Do you want to run the install as root or an unprivileged user?.

Would you have passwordless ssh access between PMs?.

How much disk space will your system need?.

How many Performance Modules (PMs) will your system need?.

How many User Modules (UMs) will your system need?.

Please refer to the MariaDB ColumnStore Architecture Document for additional information. You will need to determine the following.

ColumnStore Configuration and Installation Toolīefore installing MariaDB ColumnStore, there is some preparation necessary.

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How to Configuration and Launch MariaDB Columnstore.

Configure ColumnStore to run automatically at boot.

MariaDB Columnstore installation (by the new user).

Uninstall existing MariaDB Columnstore installation, if needed (by root user).

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Update permissions on directories that MariaDB Columnstore writes to (by root user).Modify fstab if using the external storage option (by root user).Set the user file limits (by root user).sudo configuration for Amazon EC2 using EBS storage.sudo configuration for External Storage.Update sudo configuration, if needed (by root user).Initial download & installation of MariaDB ColumnStore DEB package.Initial download & installation of MariaDB ColumnStore binary package.Initial download & installation of MariaDB ColumnStore RPMs.

Initial download/install of MariaDB ColumnStore Package with the AX package.

Initial download/install of MariaDB ColumnStore Packages.

Choosing the type of initial download/install.

Root user installation and unprivileged user execution.

Unprivileged user installation and execution.

Performance optimization considerations.

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