JetPatch RPMs

Version upgrades are done via RPMs installations. If you are installating JetPatch for the very first time, please visit Installing JetPatch RPMs article. 

JetPatch installation includes the following RPMs:

1. intigua-server-base
2. intigua-server
3. intigua-connector-<version>
4. intigua-connector-runtime
5. intigua-web
6. intigua-python-client (Replaces intigua-va starting from JetPatch version 4.0.1)

To install the RPMs run the following command (makes sure dependencies are also installed):

yum localinstall -y intigua*.rpm

Please Note: the python client is optional and not a requirement.  If you do not want to install that RPM, make sure there is no intigua-va rpm on the machine (rpm -e intigua-va-*)

Intigua-va was renamed to intigua-python-client. The RPM will be replaced automatically on upgrade.

The new intigua-python-client RPM depends on python v.3.4:

1. CentOS / RHEL 6 - package name: python34
2. CentOS / RHEL 7 - package name: p3 package version: 3.4

Please note: You can also install intigua-python-client RPM without installing dependencies as long as the Python version is 3.4 and above. 

Once the intigua-python-client rpm is installed a path in the JetPatch app server will be created: /opt/intigua-python-client

The folder contains the Python Scripts: 

1. intigua_addservers.py 
   • Adds a list of servers with python script. Uses a CSV file to create new servers. See 'intigua_addservers.example.csv'
2. intigua_client.py 
   • Base script that all other scripts are using. 
3. intigua_display_credentials.py
   • Test your credentials
4. intigua_untagservers.py
   • Script that uses a CSV file to untag specified servers. See 'intigua_untagservers.example.csv'.

The folder includes the following CSV examples: 

1. intigua_addservers.example.csv
   
2. intigua_untagservers.example.csv