
Adding a third-party extension (AEN 4.1.3) - Anaconda …
Anaconda officially supports and tests functionality of the default environment (s) only for those extensions that ship with AEN. It is possible to add third-party and custom extensions from …
Authenticating with LDAP — Anaconda documentation
To install OpenLDAP on Ubuntu or Debian, follow the official OpenLDAP installation instructions.
Create custom Jupyter kernel for Pyspark - Anaconda …
Install Spark # The easiest way to install Spark is with Cloudera CDH. You will use YARN as a resource manager. After installing Cloudera CDH, install Spark. Spark comes with a PySpark …
Installing AEN in a custom location - Anaconda Documentation
Make the custom install folder owned by $AEN_SRVC_ACCT. EXAMPLE: /data/aen/. Make a symlink from /opt/wakari to /data/aen. Run the installers. Move the folder from /projects to your …
Install AEN connected to a remote Mongo DB instance (AEN 4.2.0)
Before installing AEN-server export the database URL and name: $ exportMONGO_URL="mongodb://<username>:<password>@<host>:<port>/" $ …
Installing the AEN server — Anaconda documentation
After successfully completing the installation script, the installer creates the administrator account—AEN_SRVC_ACCT user—and assigns it a password.
Preparing for installation (AEN 4.1.3) - Anaconda Documentation
During AEN installation the installers perform various operations that require root level privileges. By default, the installers use the sudo command to perform these operations.
Installing the AEN gateway — Anaconda documentation
Registering your gateway # The gateway needs to register with the AEN server. This needs to be authenticated, so the NFI user’s credentials created during the AEN server install must be …
Configuring sudo customizations — Anaconda documentation
If your organization’s IT security policy does not allow root access or has restrictions on the use of sudo, after AEN installation, you may customize AEN to meet their requirements.
Changing where projects are stored — Anaconda documentation
NOTE: We recommend putting /opt/wakari and /projects on the same filesystem. If the project and conda env directories are on separate filesystems then more disk space will be required on …