Installing Globe Compute

You have to install the GEOVIA_Globe_Compute media.

  1. Untar or unzip the media to create the GEOVIA_Globe_Compute.Linux64 directory on Linux.
  2. Change to the distribution directory; that is, GEOVIA_Globe_Compute.Linux64/1 on Linux.
  3. Specify how to start the installation on Linux:
    Option ModeDescription
    GUI modeEnter ./StartGUI.sh
    TUI modeEnter ./StartTUI.sh

    The procedure starts, and a dialog box displays a welcome message.

  4. Click Next.
  5. Specify the installation directory, for example, /usr/DassaultSystemes/R2022x/GlobeCompute/install on Linux. Alternatively, click Browse... and navigate to choose the directory.

  6. Click Next.
  7. Specify the Java Home path or select the embedded path.

  8. Click Next.
  9. Specify the Globe Compute start port, end port, socket port, and websocket port.

    The port range from start port to end port is not a reserved range, it will be a range on which the Compute component will use some ports. If some ports are not available, it will try another port inside of the range (which means that all ports do not have to be available).

  10. Specify the log directory. For example, /usr/DassaultSystemes/R2022x/GlobeCompute/log on linux.

  11. Review you installation choices, then click Install.

    The installation starts with a check of Globe Compute OS dependencies.

    When the installation is complete, you get a message saying Installed Components: Globe Compute.

  12. Click Close.
  13. Run “linux_a64/resources/globe/csi/config/EFHypervisorService.sh start” to launch the Compute component process.