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Brainspace

Upgrading Analytics & On-Demand Analytics

Note

You will need a /localdata-share directory on the Analytics Server, this should NOT be an NFS mount like it is on the On-Demand Analytics Server.

  1. Execute the following command to switch to root user:

    sudo su -i

    Note

    If prompted, enter the user password.

  2. Extract the contents of the tar file:

    tar -xvf brainspace-<version number>.tar

  3. In the directory where the tar file was extracted go into the new version directory and start the install:

    cd brainspace-<version number>

    ./install-rpm.sh

    Note

    You can exit the installer at any time. To restart the installation, re-execute the bash command ./install-rpm.sh

    After the command is executed, the following menu will open:

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  4. Highlight ANALYTICS/ON-DEMAND Server, and then press Enter on your keyboard.

    1. For upgrades from 6.2 you will see the below prompt for the location of the localdata-share:

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      Note

      The share from the Application Server should be /localdata/brainspace and the mount point on the ODA should be /localdata-share.

      Note

      To see how to configure this see Configure the data and localdata shares.

  5. After the upgrade completes successfully you will see a message similar to what is seen on the Application Server.

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  6. For upgrade from 6.5 or earlier, after the install completes, check the /var/lib/brains/.brainspace/brainspace.DBConfig file, ensure that the following lines are present:

    ssl=true

    sslFactory=org.postgresql.ssl.NonValidatingFactory

    If the above is not present it will need to be added to the end of the file followed by the brainspace-analysis service restarted with systemctl restart brainspace-analysis

    The brainspace.DBConfig file should look similar to this:

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