Minimum requirements
2 core CPU, 8GB RAM, and 100GB SSD.
Supported operating systems are Amazon Linux 2018, Amazon Linux 2, Ubuntu 18.04, Ubuntu 20.04, CentOS 7.
Installation
The installer provided a tar zip archive that also contains a unique license file.
- Copy
etlworks-installer.tar.gz
file into/opt/etlworks
directory and then unarchive it.sudo tar -zxvf etlworks-installer.tar.gz
- Start the installation by executing:
sudo ./etlworks-cli.sh install
- Optional parameters/flags:
- --skip-confirm: proceed with installation without confirmation
- aliases: -s
- --user (String) (Default: ec2-user): sudoer user name
- aliases: -u
- --no-app: do not install application artifacts, only provision the system
- aliases: -n
- --skip-confirm: proceed with installation without confirmation
- After the installation process is over, the service should be available on port
8080
. The default Super Admin username and password are:- user: admin
- password: admin1
- After you first log in, navigate to
Settings
- Under
General
, updateHome URL
to your instance URL. - Under
Email
, provide the email configuration that will be used by the system to send notifications (required for user management).
- Under
Upgrade
In order to upgrade service to the latest version:
- Navigate to
/opt/etlworks
directory. - Execute
upgrade
command.
sudo ./etlworks-cli.sh upgrade
Maintenance
Stop service
- Navigate to
/opt/etlworks
directory. - Execute
stop
command.
sudo ./etlworks-cli.sh stop
Start service
- Navigate to
/opt/etlworks
directory. - Execute
start
command.
sudo ./etlworks-cli.sh start
View service logs
- Navigate to
/opt/etlworks
directory. - Execute
log
command.
sudo ./etlworks-cli.sh log
- Optional parameters/flags
- --engine: show ETL engine log instead of the application log
- aliases: -e
- --follow: live log output
- aliases: -f
- --lines (Number): number of lines to show
- aliases: -n <value>
- --engine: show ETL engine log instead of the application log
Backup service
- Navigate to
/opt/etlworks
directory. - Execute
backup
command.
sudo ./etlworks-cli.sh backup
- All backup files will be created under
/opt/etlworks/backup
directory.
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