Offline cluster deployment

Offline installation means that the cluster host cannot access the external network and cannot download the installation package from the external network using the yum command.

This document describes the steps to quickly deploy and use MatrixDB clusters on multiple servers or virtual machines when offline. Taking three nodes as an example, the main node is mdw and the two data nodes are sdw1 and sdw2 respectively.

Operating System	Supported CPU Architecture
CentOS 7	x86_64
CentOS 8	x86_64
Red Hat 7	x86_64
Red Hat 8	x86_64
Ubuntu 20.04	x86_64
Winning Kirin V7	x86_64
Winning Kirin V7	ARM 64
Galaxy Kirin V10	ARM 64
Galaxy Kirin V10	Feiteng Edition
Galaxy Kirin V10	Kunpeng Version

Operating systems such as CentOS 7, Red Hat 7

CentOS 8, Red Hat 8 operating system

Ubuntu 20.04 Operating System

Notes!
Please refer to [MatrixDB Installation and Deployment] (https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Jf4y1b7Ef/) for this teaching video. This video is not completely suitable for installation of CentOS 8, Ubuntu 20.04 and Kirin systems.
This tutorial is limited to 64-bit installation packages. If you need a 32-bit installation package, please prepare it yourself.

Notes!
The YMatrix installation environment must support at least Haswell and above Intel processor architectures, or Excavator and above AMD processor architectures.

Notes!
Domestic platforms such as Kirin system are only supported in enterprise features. If you need it, please contact the pre-sales staff: [email protected].