14.2.2 Using the RPM Installation
You can run the downloaded RPM file to install the Oracle Graph Server.
- Prerequisites for Installing Oracle Graph Server
- Installing Oracle Graph Server For Linux x86-64
- Installing Oracle Graph Server for Linux ARM
- Uninstalling Oracle Graph Server
- Upgrading Oracle Graph Server
Parent topic: Oracle Graph Server Installation
14.2.2.1 Prerequisites for Installing Oracle Graph Server
Before installing the graph server using the RPM file, ensure you
perform the following prerequisite steps:
Parent topic: Using the RPM Installation
14.2.2.2 Installing Oracle Graph Server For Linux x86-64
The installation steps for installing Oracle Graph Server in
standalone mode are as shown:
You can verify if the graph server has started by executing the
following command:
systemctl status pgx
- If the graph server has successfully started, the response may
appear
as:
● pgx.service - Oracle Graph In-Memory Server Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/pgx.service; disabled; vendor preset: disabled) Active: active (running) since Wed 2021-01-27 10:06:06 EST; 33s ago Main PID: 32127 (bash) CGroup: /system.slice/pgx.service ├─32127 /bin/bash start-server └─32176 java -Dlogback.configurationFile=/etc/oracle/graph/logback-server.xml -Doracle.jdbc.fanEnabled=false -cp /opt/oracle/graph/pgx/bin/../../pgx/server/lib/jackson-databind...
The graph server is now ready to accept requests.
- If the graph server has not started, then you must check the log
files in
/var/log/oracle/graph
for errors. Additionally, you can also run the following command to view anysystemd
errors:sudo journalctl -u pgx.service
For instructions to deploy the graph server in Oracle WebLogic Server or Apache Tomcat, see:
You can also deploy the graph server behind a load balancer. See Deploying Oracle Graph Server Behind a Load Balancer for more information.
Parent topic: Using the RPM Installation
14.2.2.3 Installing Oracle Graph Server for Linux ARM
The installation steps for installing Oracle Graph Server in
standalone mode for Linux ARM are as shown:
You can verify if the graph server has started by executing the
following command:
systemctl status pgx
If the graph
server has not started, then you must check the log files in
/var/log/oracle/graph
for errors. Additionally, you can also run the
following command to view any systemd
errors:sudo journalctl -u pgx.service
Parent topic: Using the RPM Installation
14.2.2.4 Uninstalling Oracle Graph Server
To uninstall the graph server, make sure the graph server is shut down.
Parent topic: Using the RPM Installation
14.2.2.5 Upgrading Oracle Graph Server
To upgrade the graph server, ensure that you first shut down the existing graph
server version. You can then run the following command with the newer RPM file as an
argument.
Parent topic: Using the RPM Installation