Orsius
Orsius

Reputation: 1029

OpsCenter 6.7.7 won't manage an existant cassandra cluster (dse 6.7.7) running on: redhat 7.6 Maipo

I encountered an issue with my fresh new OpsCenter 6.7.7; when I click "manage an existing" cluster I received the following error message:

Meld execution failed: OS platform (Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server, 7.7, Maipo) is not supported for DSE . If absolutely necessary, this can be turned off with the disable_platform_check configuration setting. {:name "myserver.domain.name", . . .

I add the following to my opscenterd.conf:

[lifecycle_manager]
disable_platform_check =  False

But unfortunately this does fix the agent complain but NOT the LCM management issue :/

Any advice is welcome.

kr,

Upvotes: 1

Views: 280

Answers (2)

Orsius
Orsius

Reputation: 1029

In order to "fix" this issue, I had to update the OpsCenter definitions; I simply follow the official procedure Here.

Basically:

  • stop opscenter service
  • backup your current definition folder (in case of rollbackup but not mandatory)
  • download the latest definition.tar.gz archive
  • extract the archige
  • start opscenter service

And that's it :)

Upvotes: 1

Alex Ott
Alex Ott

Reputation: 87329

You need to make sure that you have latest definitions downloaded.

Your file platforms.edn (in /var/lib/opscenter/definitions in package install) should contain following information:

 "5.1.0" {"debian" ["8.x" "9.x"]
          "ubuntu" ["12.04" "14.04" "16.04" "18.04"]
          "red hat enterprise" ["6.7.x" "6.8.x" "6.9.x" "6.10.x" "7.1.x" "7.2.x"
                                "7.3.x" "7.4.x" "7.5.x" "7.6.x" "7.7.x"]
          "oracle" ["6.9.x" "7.4.x" "7.6.x"]
          "centos" ["6.7.x" "6.8.x" "6.9.x" "6.10.x" "7.1.x" "7.2.x" "7.3.x"
                    "7.4.x" "7.5.x" "7.6.x" "7.7.x"]
          "amazon" ["2016.09" "2017.03" "2017.09" "2018.09" "2"]}

Upvotes: 1

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