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Revision as of 15:14, 23 January 2017
In the following we assume the availability of a single head node master, some -at least one- compute nodes, and the Intel Orchestrator ISO file (if you don't have it, contact David). The master node is provisioned with Centos7.2, and serves as the overall system management server (SMS). In its role as an SMS, the master node is configured to provision the remaining compute in a stateless configuration using Warewulf.
We assume the ISO file is copied in a location like /tmp/Intel_HPC_Orchestrator-rhel7.2-16.01.004.ga.iso
Enable local Intel® HPC Orchestrator repository
On the head node, mount the image and install the Orchestrator RPMs
mkdir -p /mnt/hpc_orch_iso
mount -o loop /tmp/Intel-HPC-Orchestrator-rhel7.2-16.01.004.ga.iso /mnt/hpc_orch_iso ; echo $?
rpm -Uvh /mnt/hpc_orch_iso/x86_64/Intel_HPC_Orchestrator_release-*.x86_64.rpm
rpm --import /etc/pki/pgp/HPC-Orchestrator*.asc
rpm --import /etc/pki/pgp/PSXE-keyfile.asc