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Setting up GridGain-1.5.1

Agya Adueni. Setting up GridGain-1.5.1. Hardware. The machine featured in this tutorial is a Dell Dimension 8200 with 512mb of RAM and a P4 1.8GHz processor. It ran Fedora Core 6. Prerequisites. Java 1.5 or later should be installed. It can be obtained from http://java.sun.com/javase/6/

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Setting up GridGain-1.5.1

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  1. Agya Adueni Setting up GridGain-1.5.1

  2. Hardware • The machine featured in this tutorial is a Dell Dimension 8200 with 512mb of RAM and a P4 1.8GHz processor. • It ran Fedora Core 6

  3. Prerequisites • Java 1.5 or later should be installed. It can be obtained from http://java.sun.com/javase/6/ • Download a copy of the gridgain installation. It can be found at http://www.gridgain.com/past_downloads.html • For this presentation, the gridgain installation is located in /opt.

  4. Getting Started • Change directory into the /opt folder • Add execute permissions to the GridGain installation

  5. Run the GridGain installation • GridGain welcome screen. Click Next

  6. Accept the agreement • Choose installation folder

  7. Installing … • Done!! Well, not quite yet

  8. Point to the location of the internet browser executable on your system

  9. Running GridGain node • Change directories to the installed GridGain application • Go into the bin folder

  10. Environment Variables • GridGain needs two environment variables to be set. GRIDGAIN_HOME and JAVA_HOME. Open up an editor to the file /etc/profile • Add the highlighted lines (these must match the locations of your java installation and gridgain installation) to the file.

  11. Run GridGain • Run GridGain • Oops! This was caused by the local firewall

  12. Disable Firewall • Run the highlighted command to disable the firewall • Results

  13. Run Gridgain… again • Try running the node again

  14. Success!!! • You have successfully installed GridGain-1.5.1 • Congratulations!!!

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