Download

Redis Data Integration offline package

Ubuntu20.04

wget https://qa-onprem.s3.amazonaws.com/redis-di/latest/redis-di-offline-ubuntu20.04-latest.tar.gz -O /tmp/redis-di-offline.tar.gz

Ubuntu18.04

wget https://qa-onprem.s3.amazonaws.com/redis-di/latest/redis-di-offline-ubuntu18.04-latest.tar.gz -O /tmp/redis-di-offline.tar.gz

RHEL8

wget https://qa-onprem.s3.amazonaws.com/redis-di/latest/redis-di-offline-rhel8-latest.tar.gz -O /tmp/redis-di-offline.tar.gz

RHEL7

wget https://qa-onprem.s3.amazonaws.com/redis-di/latest/redis-di-offline-rhel7-latest.tar.gz -O /tmp/redis-di-offline.tar.gz

Debezium Container Image

wget https://qa-onprem.s3.amazonaws.com/redis-di/debezium/debezium_server_2.1.1.Final_offline.tar.gz

Install RedisGears and its dependencies

If your Redis Enterprise Cluster version is 6.2.18 or higher, you can install RedisGears using the RDI CLI:

  • Download RedisGears bundled with Python plugin:

    Ubuntu 20.04

    curl -s https://redismodules.s3.amazonaws.com/redisgears/redisgears.Linux-ubuntu20.04-x86_64.1.2.6-withdeps.zip -o /tmp/redis-gears.zip

    Ubuntu 18.04

    curl -s https://redismodules.s3.amazonaws.com/redisgears/redisgears.Linux-ubuntu18.04-x86_64.1.2.6-withdeps.zip -o /tmp/redis-gears.zip

    RHEL 8

    curl -s https://redismodules.s3.amazonaws.com/redisgears/redisgears.Linux-rhel8-x86_64.1.2.6-withdeps.zip -o /tmp/redis-gears.zip

    RHEL 7

    curl -s https://redismodules.s3.amazonaws.com/redisgears/redisgears.Linux-rhel7-x86_64.1.2.6-withdeps.zip -o /tmp/redis-gears.zip

  • Run the create command in interactive mode:

    redis-di create

    The RDI CLI will prompt you to specify the location of the RedisGears zip file, which is located at /tmp/redis-gears.zip unless you modified the curl command above.

    The RDI CLI will ask for your cluster host, port, user and password, and will attempt to install RedisGears before continuing with the creation of the RDI database.

Manual Installation

  • Copy the downloaded redis-di-offline.tar.gz into the master node of Redis under /tmp directory.

  • Unpack into /tmp directory:

    cd /tmp
tar xvf redis-di-offline.tar.gz

  • Switch user to the user that the cluster was created with (usually redislabs).

  • Install the RedisGears module and dependencies:

    # substitute <OS_VERSION> to ubuntu18.04 | ubuntu20.04 | rhel7 | rhel8
mkdir -p $modulesdatadir/rg/1.2.6/deps/
cp /tmp/redis-di-offline/redis-gears/redisgears-python.Linux-<OS_VERSION>-x86_64.1.2.6.tgz $modulesdatadir/rg/10206/deps/
curl -v -k -u "<CLUSTER_USERNAME>:<CLUSTER_PASSWORD>" -F "[email protected]/tmp/redis-di-offline/redis-gears/redisgears_python.Linux-<OS_VERSION>-x86_64.1.2.6.zip" https://localhost:9443/v2/modules

Note: Make sure that the folder $modulesdatadir/rg/10206/deps is accessible for the OS user running Redis Enterprise. Typically, this is user redislabs.

Install RDI CLI

On the workstation where the RDI CLI is to be installed, follow these steps:

  • Unpack the downloaded redis-di-offline.tar.gz into /tmp directory:

    tar xvf /tmp/redis-di-offline.tar.gz

  • Unpack redis-di.tar.gz into /usr/local/bin/ directory:

    sudo tar xvf /tmp/redis-di-offline/redis-di-cli/redis-di.tar.gz -C /usr/local/bin/

    Note: Non-root users should unpack to a directory with write permission and run redis-di directly from it.

Create Redis Data Integration BDB

redis-di create --silent --cluster-host <CLUSTER_HOST> --cluster-user <CLUSTER_USER> --cluster-password <CLUSTER_PASSWORD> --rdi-port <RDI_PORT> --rdi-password <RDI_PASSWORD>

Note: You can omit the --rdi-port argument and the BDB will be created on the next available port (starting with 12001).

Load Debezium image

  • Copy the downloaded debezium_server_2.1.1.Final_offline.tar.gz into /tmp.
  • Load image: 
    docker load < /tmp/debezium_server_2.1.1.Final_offline.tar.gz
  • Tag as latest: 
    docker tag debezium/server:2.1.1.Final_offline debezium/server:2.1.1.Final
docker tag debezium/server:2.1.1.Final_offline debezium/server:latest

Finalize the installation

Continue the installation as described here.