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I wonder separately install KSQLdb amid Kafka when Kafka was installed from officail distributive?
There is no standalone package
The Docker image mentioned in the docs is built from the source code on Github, then configures the ksql-server.properties file and runs ksql-server-start, which is what you would need to do as well, starting with mvn package of the source, then finding the appropriate rest-server JAR files
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My IBM Bluemix version is out of date,
Is it possible to update my version without doing a complete reinstallation
The documentation describes how to upgrade Node-RED on IBM Cloud here - https://nodered.org/docs/platforms/bluemix#upgrading-the-version-of-node-red
You need to set the NODE_MODULES_CACHE environment variable via the IBM Cloud console and they cause you application to restage using the command-line. That will cause it to reinstall the node modules from npm, rather than use the locally cached versions.
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I am following these instructions to install MongoDB 3.2.5 on Ubuntu 15.10:
https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-linux/#install-for-64-bit-linux
I am up to step 3:
Copy the extracted folder to the location from which MongoDB will run.
What location should MongoDB run from?
(Note: I believe this location should be different from where data is stored by defaut ie /data/db)
You are free to choose where you want to install MongoDB, but it is customary to install software into /opt when not installing software using the package manager (apt in case of Ubuntu).
Why aren't you following the guide for installing on Ubuntu - it's much simpler: https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-ubuntu/
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I need to install Chef, but it must use not PostgreSQL that come with the package, I want to use MongoDB.
So i have several questions:
How I understood it, Postgres is installed when I perform $ sudo chef-server-ctl reconfigure.
How do I exclude installing on Postgres from chef server without breaking the install off other needed components? Or I just install, run reconfigure and than redirect Chef Server to use MongoDB, if so, how can I get chef starting to use mongoDB?
It was only a little more than a year ago Opscode decided to move from CouchDB to PostgreSQL. CouchDB shared many similarities with MongoDB. Even if there's a particular compelling reason you'd like Chef server to run on MongoDB, I don't think the current framework would support it. Read more here http://www.getchef.com/blog/2013/02/15/the-making-of-erchef-the-chef-11-server/
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I am trying to figure out what to install on my Ubuntu 12.04 server. I've read on multiple blogsites on how to install mongodb and it states there that you can install it through mongodb-10gen. On the other hand, the documentation on the mongodb site says that you should install it through mongodb-org. So which is which, and what is the difference between the two?
I've tried installing through mongodb-10gen and tried starting mongodb. The response said that it started but when I tried accessing mongodb it won't acess. I've tried checking the status and the response was it was not running.
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I'm new to SVN but I managed to install a server on my server and get it to load the respositories from the web (using uberSVN) but when I try to connect to it in eclipse using Subversive I keep getting am error reading "svn: handshake failed, received: ' " For my url I'm using "svn://mydomain.com:3690/svn" I have no problem connecting to the server through TortoiseSVN so I know the problem is not with the server. I know this is a noob question, but any help is greatly appreciated :)
Make sure the svn client used in Eclipse is compatible with the svn version for the server. Also check TortoiseSVN version and compare with what you got in Eclipse. Per my experience, there are some major incompatibilities between SVN 1.4.x and 1.6.x.