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Installing and Uninstalling Sisense

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Planning Your Configuration

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Minimum Requirements for Sisense in Linux Environments

Below are descriptions and explanations describing the minimum requirements for Sisense in Linux environments. Supported Browsers The Sisense Web Application runs in the following HTML5 supported browsers: Microsoft Edge Google ...

Updated on : 17 May 2022

Checking the Prerequisites

Checking the Prerequisites Below are the prerequisite checks to perform before installing Sisense. # Prerequisite Adherence Check 1 The server's base OS and the Sisense application must comply. Version compatibility is stat...

Updated on : 08 May 2022

Initializing Sisense on Linux

Previous Step Checking the Prerequisites To install Sisense: Backup the Sisense servers prior to installation, for rollback purposes. In Linux, create a sudo-enabled user account. A sudo-enabled user account is required for each server Si...

Updated on : 08 May 2022

Installing Sisense in an Offline Environment

You can install Sisense in an offline environment with no outside access. An offline, or air-gapped, environment provides higher security than online, connected environments. As the offline environment has no outside communication, the only method ...

Updated on : 12 May 2022

Mounting on a Dedicated Disk for Sisense Single Nodes

For Sisense Linux deployments on a single node, you must mount the /opt or /opt/sisense directory on a dedicated disk. To mount an attached block device on every system reboot, add an entry for the device to the /etc/fstab file. You can use the ...

Updated on : 08 May 2022

Resizing and Mounting a Device for Installation

The following instructions enable you to change the size of the given storage device and mount it properly, prior to installing Sisense on Linux. The instructions are for Ubuntu (e.g., v20) and may need to be modified for your Linux. To resize and...

Updated on : 08 May 2022

Deploying Sisense on AWS

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Deploying Sisense on Azure Kubernetes Service

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Deploying Sisense on Google GKE

Sisense can be provisioned on a Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) cluster. To provision Sisense, you must create a GKE cluster if you do not already have one, and then connect to it. After you have completed these steps, you must download and extract ...

Updated on : 08 May 2022

Configuring Additional Installation Values

In addition to the YAML files used for Sisense deployment on Linux, Sisense provides an installer-values.yaml file with additional parameters that you can use to customize your deployment. You can find this YAML file in the following location: ...

Updated on : 08 May 2022

Installing Sisense using Helm Charts

You can deploy Sisense in your Kubernetes cluster in the form of a set of container images in a package provided by Sisense as a Helm chart. This page describes how to install Sisense using Helm charts on both single and multi-node deployments. Sis...

Updated on : 08 May 2022

Installing Sisense using Provisioner and Helm

Objective Provisioner provides an elegant and efficient solution for installing, upgrading and/or maintaining Sisense on an existing Kubernetes cluster. The Provisioner application deploys Sisense using a single Helm Chart, the simplest way of gett...

Updated on : 08 May 2022

Using Override Values with Helm Chart Deployments

In addition to the YAML files used for Sisense deployment on Linux, Sisense includes the following YAML files for installing Sisense using Helm charts and changing the configuration of the pods in the deployment. You can use these files for the...

Updated on : 08 May 2022

Uninstalling Sisense

If you need to remove Sisense, there are several options available to you from the Sisense config.yaml file you configured when you originally set up Sisense on Linux. You can remove Sisense, remove the Kubernetes cluster, or delete all your Sisense...

Updated on : 08 May 2022