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Installing the Software

After installing the dependency packages, install the OmniOperator software package and set environment variables on the management node and all compute nodes.

The BoostKit-omniop_1.5.0.zip package contains the boostkit-omniop-operator-1.5.0-aarch64-openeuler.tar.gz and boostkit-omniop-operator-1.5.0-aarch64-centos.tar.gz subpackages, which are used for openEuler and CentOS, respectively. The following uses openEuler as an example. To install OmniOperator on CentOS, replace boostkit-omniop-operator-1.5.0-aarch64-openeuler.tar.gz in the following commands with boostkit-omniop-operator-1.5.0-aarch64-centos.tar.gz.

  1. Upload OmniOperator packages obtained in Obtaining Software Packages to the /opt/omni-operator/ directory on the management and compute nodes.
  2. Go to the /opt/omni-operator/ directory and decompress the packages.
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    cd /opt/omni-operator/
    unzip BoostKit-omniop_1.5.0.zip
    tar -zxvf boostkit-omniop-operator-1.5.0-aarch64-openeuler.tar.gz
    
  3. Copy OmniOperator files to the /opt/omni-operator/lib directory and set the permission on the software packages in the directory to 550.
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    cd /opt/omni-operator/boostkit-omniop-operator-1.5.0-aarch64
    cp -r include libboostkit* boostkit-omniop* libsecurec.so /opt/omni-operator/lib/
    chmod -R 550 /opt/omni-operator/lib/*
    
  4. Create a conf folder in /opt/omni-operator and set the file permission to 750. Add the omni.conf file to the folder and set the permission on the configuration file to 640 to set OmniOperator configuration items.
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    cd /opt/omni-operator
    mkdir conf
    chmod 750 /opt/omni-operator/conf
    cd conf
    touch omni.conf
    chmod 640 omni.conf