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=== Installation === | === Installation === | ||
| − | The installation of the MongoDB backend servers in a | + | The installation of the MongoDB backend servers (version 2.0.1) in a linux based system, in this case ubuntu : |
# first, <pre>apt-get install mongodb-10gen=2.0.1</pre> | # first, <pre>apt-get install mongodb-10gen=2.0.1</pre> | ||
| − | # then, | + | # then, repeat this operation for every server that you want to use |
=== configuration === | === configuration === | ||
| − | After having | + | After having downloaded the package, the following steps have to be performed for every server: |
* enter the following Java command in the shell command prompt: | * enter the following Java command in the shell command prompt: | ||
Latest revision as of 12:30, 12 September 2013
Installation
The installation of the MongoDB backend servers (version 2.0.1) in a linux based system, in this case ubuntu :
- first,
apt-get install mongodb-10gen=2.0.1
- then, repeat this operation for every server that you want to use
configuration
After having downloaded the package, the following steps have to be performed for every server:
- enter the following Java command in the shell command prompt:
<target folder>
- This will launch the installer using the specified target folder as destination. Simply follow the steps to complete the installation process;
- configure the Collection DB to point to the target folder as follows:
export =<target folder>
- the command above must be placed in the $HOME/.bashrc (if the bash shell is used) or any other script loaded at login time;
- ensure that you have "write" permissions set for the /data directory located in .
- copy in the $GLOBUS_LOCATION's library folder by typing:
