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2UDA installers code is copyright under GNU General Public License v3.0

2ndQuadrant Unified Data Analytics - 2UDA is a multi-platform graphical and text mode one click installer. Its code is written in bitrock and tested with InstallBuilder19, You can generate installers for all 3 platforms i,e

• Windows
• MacOS
• Linux

To know more about 2UDA and its features please refer to 2UDA installers page on our website:https://www.2ndquadrant.com/en/resources/2uda/

This section will walk you through to generate a new installer please follow the steps mentioned belowIn this example we are going to generate an installer for Linux(PostgreSQL 10.5)Note: please make sure that you change/modify commands according to your needs

• Download required PostgreSQL source code fromhttps://www.postgresql.org/ftp/source/
  • wgethttps://ftp.postgresql.org/pub/source/v10.5/postgresql-10.5.tar.gz
• Create directory with name of major version of the PostgreSQL
  • mkdir PostgreSQL-10
• Build PostgreSQL with your required features, and install it in directory which you have created in step 2
• Clone git repository
  • git clonehttps://github.com/2ndQuadrant/2uda.git
• Create new directory(Builds) on root of the 2UDA repository
  • mkdir Builds
• Create new sub-directories inside Builds directory(this will reflect platforms for which you are going to generate a new installer. Folder names should be the same as bellow) i,e
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • MacOS
• Copy your build inside particular folder(We will copy it inside Linux)
  • cp -r PostgreSQL-10 Builds/Linux/

Note: If you do not put build in specific folder then installbuilder will fail to generate installer.

• Create a new directory inside Builds/Linux as Orange and put latest Orange binaries there
• Open installer-properties.sh file and modify it as per your needs
  • vim installer-properties.sh
• Run autogen.sh this will generate 2UDA.xml file
  • ./autogen.sh
• Generate your installer for the choice of your platform using 2UDA.xml file
  • (path-to-install-builder)bin/builder build 2UDA.xml linux --verboseAt the end you have your 2UDA installer in output directory of installbuilder

For bug reports and feedback, Please use our contact form here:https://www.2ndquadrant.com/en/resources/2uda/