Assuming you are installing into an environment with the following parameters:
Installing on Linux (UNIX) | |
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Installation directory | /app/lamaxu |
User | lamaxuUser |
Client jars location | /opt/mqm/java/lib |
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| Download the Linux RPM package from https://www.queuemetrix.com/download |
Installation Steps
- Login to the target server as the executing userCreate the installation directory.
- Copy the installation archive downloaded RPM package to the installation directory and extract the contents
- Navigate to the directory called "clientjars"
- Copy the client jars from your installation of the IBM MQ client to the ${LAMAXU_HOME}/lib directory, ensure you include all required jars.
- Navigate to the config directory and configure the config.xml file for your environment
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- /tmp directory
- Install the RPM package as the root user using the command below where {version} is the version of Lamaxu being installed.The root user is required for the installation as it is required to create the Lamaxu service.
- rpm -iv /tmp/lamaxu-{version}.x86_64.rpm
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| NOTE: The RPM package installation will create a user and group named 'lamaxu' if it does not already exist. This is required in order to set non-root permissions on the installed files.It's suggested that you have this user created prior to the installation where identity management processes are required. |
Install Command Reference
Installing on Linux (UNIX) | |
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Installation directory | /opt/queuemetrix/lamaxu-{version} |
User | lamaxu |
| Group | lamaxu |
| Install Command | rpm -iv /tmp/lamaxu-{version}.x86_64.rpm |
| Uninstall Command | rpm -e lamaxu |
Starting and Stopping
On Centos 7 and RedHat 7
systemctl start lamaxu
systemctl stop lamaxu
systemctl check lamaxu
systemctl restart lamaxu
On Centos 6, RedHat 6 and Amazon Linux
service lamaxu start
service lamaxu stop
service lamaxu check
service lamaxu restart