Install¶

Get¶

Download the lastest OpenSVC package available for your operating system of choice from https://repo.opensvc.com.

# Red Hat, CentOS, Fedora, SuSe Linux
curl -o /tmp/opensvc.rpm https://repo.opensvc.com/rpms/2.0/current

# Debian, Ubuntu Linux
curl -o /tmp/opensvc.latest https://repo.opensvc.com/deb/2.0/current

# Solaris pkg
curl -o /tmp/opensvc.latest https://repo.opensvc.com/sunos-pkg/2.0/current

# Solaris ips
curl -o /tmp/opensvc.p5p https://repo.opensvc.com/sunos-ips/2.0/current

# Mac OS X
curl -o /tmp/opensvc.latest https://repo.opensvc.com/macos-pkg/2.0/current

Depending on the operating system, and operating system version, you might need to download dependencies in the deps/ subdirectory.

Install¶

# Red Hat, CentOS, Fedora Linux
sudo yum install /tmp/opensvc.rpm

# SuSE Linux
sudo zypper install /tmp/opensvc.rpm

# Debian, Ubuntu Linux
sudo dpkg -i /tmp/opensvc.latest

# Solaris pkg
sudo pkgadd -d /tmp/opensvc.latest opensvc

# Solaris ips
sudo pkg install –g /tmp/opensvc.p5p opensvc

# Mac OS X
installer -pkg /tmp/opensvc.latest  -target /

The package post-installation steps are handled by the <OSVCROOT>/bin/postinstall script. This script can be safely executed on a node where OpenSVC is already installed.

On Unix systems, if the root account has no rsa key, a 2048 bits rsa key is generated by the package post-install. A production node key must be trusted on all nodes of its cluster (PRD and DRP), whereas the keys of disaster recovery servers must not be trusted by any production nodes. This setup is used for rsync file transfers.