masalah fail to uncompress nox installer

#Masalah fail to uncompress nox installer archive#

props files to your OGG dirprm folder:Ĭp /u01/OGG_elasticsearch_v1.0/dirprm/elasticsearch.props /u01/ogg-bd/dirprm/Ĭp /u01/OGG_elasticsearch_v1.0/dirprm/res.prm /u01/ogg-bd/dirprm/Įdit the elasticsearch.props (e.g. Unzip OGG_elasticsearch_v1.0.zip -d /u01/OGG_elasticsearch_v1.0Ĭopy the provided.

#Masalah fail to uncompress nox installer archive#

Once you’ve got the OGG adaptor zip, you’ll want to unzip it - a word of advice here, specify the destination folder as there’s no containing root within the archive so you’ll end up with a mess of folder and files in amongst your download folder otherwise:

I’m using version 2.3.1, installed in /opt/elasticsearch-2.3.1. If you’ve not got Elasticsearch already, head over to to download it. I’m using Oracle’s BigDataLite VM which already has GoldenGate installed and configured, and which I’ve also got Elasticsearch already on following on from this earlier post. Let’s get started!įrom the adaptor page, download the zip to your machine. So, being able to combine that with my “day job” focus of Oracle is fun. It’s something I’ve written a lot about (here and here for archives), as well as spoken about – preaching the good word, as it were, since the Elastic stack as a whole is very very good at what it does and a pleasure to work with. This adds a powerful alternative to batch extract via JDBC from Oracle to Elasticsearch, which I wrote about recently over at the Elastic blog.Įlasticsearch is a ‘document store’ widely used for both search and analytics. Recently added to the oracledi project over at is an adaptor enabling Oracle GoldenGate (OGG) to send data to Elasticsearch. Streaming Data through Oracle GoldenGate to Elasticsearchġ4 April 2016 on elasticsearch, goldengate, kafka, logstash, oracle