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DIRAC *server* installation is supported for most x86_64 Linux installations using `DIRACOS2 <https://github.com/DIRACGrid/DIRACOS2/releases>`_. Other architectures and platforms may work as a server installation, however this is on a best effort basis and is not regularly tested.
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DIRACOS includes all dependencies except for glibc, including Python and Grid middleware.
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DIRAC needs `DIRACOS <https://github.com/DIRACGrid/DIRACOS2/releases>`_ for its dependencies. DIRACOS includes all dependencies (except for glibc), including Python and Grid middleware.
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DIRAC *client* installation is supported for all x86_64 Linux installations using `DIRACOS <https://github.com/DIRACGrid/DIRACOS2/releases>`_. This includes installations made by the pilots.
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DIRAC *server* installation is supported for *most* x86_64 Linux installations using `DIRACOS <https://github.com/DIRACGrid/DIRACOS2/releases>`_. Other architectures and platforms may work as a server installation, however this is on a best effort basis and is not regularly tested.
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MySQL is a hard dependency for all DIRAC servers installations. Supported versions:
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ElasticSearch is an optional dependency for DIRAC servers installations. Supported versions:
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You can run your ES cluster without authentication, or using User name and password, or using certificates. You may add the following parameters:
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As of v6r13, DIRAC includes a Component Monitoring system that logs information about what components are being installed
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DIRAC includes a Component Monitoring system that logs information about what components are being installed
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and uninstalled on which machines, when and by whom. Running this service is mandatory!
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This information is accessible from both the system administration CLI and the Component History page in the Web Portal.
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The service constitutes of one database (InstalledComponentsDB) and one service (Framework/ComponentMonitoring).
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The script **dirac-populate-component-db** should then be used to populate the DB tables with the necessary information.
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The script ``dirac-populate-component-db`` should then be used to populate the DB tables with the necessary information.
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Using the CLI (dirac-admin-sysadmin-cli), it is possible to check the information about installations
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Using the CLI (``dirac-admin-sysadmin-cli``), it is possible to check the information about installations
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By pressing the 'Submit' button, a list with all the matching results will be shown ( or all the possible results if no filters were specified ).
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It shows information about running DIRAC components such as CPU, Memory, Running threads etc. The information can be accessed from the ``dirac-admin-sysadmin-cli`` using
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'show profile'. The following parameters can be used::
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- <system>: The name of the system for example: DataManagementSystem
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