You can optionally run the installer in silent mode. This means that instead of prompting you for information it requires at runtime, it obtains that information from environment variables you set beforehand.
You can avoid these steps by setting the following environment variables before running the script.
| Environment variable | Value | 
|---|---|
| BDD_HADOOP_UI_USERNAME | The username for your Hadoop manager. For CDH clusters, this will be Cloudera Manager. For HDP clusters, it will be Ambari. | 
| BDD_HADOOP_UI_PASSWORD | The password for your Hadoop manager. | 
| BDD_WLS_USERNAME | The username for the WebLogic Server administrator. | 
| BDD_WLS_PASSWORD | The password for the WebLogic Server administrator. This must contain at least 8 characters, one of which must be a number, and cannot start with a number. | 
| BDD_STUDIO_JDBC_USERNAME | The username for your Studio database. | 
| BDD_STUDIO_JDBC_PASSWORD | The password for your Studio database. | 
| BDD_STUDIO_ADMIN_USERNAME | The email address of the Studio admin, which
				  will be their username. This must be a full email address and can't begin with 
				  root@ or 
				  postmaster@. Note: The installer will automatically populate this value to the
					 
					 STUDIO_ADMIN_EMAIL_ADDERESS property in 
					 bdd.conf, overwriting any existing value.
					 If you set 
					 STUDIO_ADMIN_EMAIL_ADDERESS instead of this
					 environment variable, the installer will still execute silently. 
				   | 
| BDD_STUDIO_ADMIN_PASSWORD | The password for the Studio admin. This must
				  contain at least 6 characters, one of which must be a non-alphanumeric
				  character. Note that the Studio admin will be asked to reset their password the first time they log in if you set the STUDIO_ADMIN_PASSWORD_RESET_REQUIRED property to TRUE. | 
| INSTALLER_PATH | The absolute path to the location of the installation packages. This is only required if you don't set the INSTALLER_PATH property in bdd.conf. |