Installation requirements¶
Make sure your system meets the requirements below before installing and using Anaconda Adam.
Hardware and operating system¶
To install Adam, you must have one or more 64-bit Linux machines with one of the following Linux distributions:
- RHEL/CentOS 6 or 7
- Ubuntu 14.04 or 16.04
and the following commands installed:
ssh
openssl
curl
md5sum
License¶
To install Adam, you must have a valid Anaconda Enterprise license.
Account access and security¶
To install Adam, you need one of the following access options on the target machines:
- Access to the root user with the root password.
- Access to the root user with an SSH key pair.
- Passwordless SSH/sudo enabled for a user account.
- Password-based SSH and passwordless sudo enabled for a user account.
The root or user credentials used for installation must be the same on all of the target nodes.
Network¶
You must configure network and security settings to allow access to and from each node–for example, using IPTables or SELinux.
Anaconda platform components use the default network ports listed below. You can configure these ports when you define a cluster profile.
Platform Component | Port |
---|---|
Anaconda Adam (SSH) | 22 |
Anaconda Adam (Salt) | 14505 |
Anaconda Adam (Salt) | 14506 |
Anaconda Adam (Salt REST API) | 18000 |
Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks (UI) | 80 |
Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks (Gateway) | 8089 |
Anaconda Repository (UI) | 8080 |
Anaconda Scale (Dask/Distributed) | 8786 |
Anaconda Scale (Dask/Distributed UI) | 8787 |
Anaconda Scale (Jupyter Notebook UI) | 8888 |
Network ports with a browser user interface (UI) must be accessible by machines outside of the network of Anaconda platform nodes.
Network ports without a browser UI must be accessible between the other Anaconda platform nodes.
Platform components¶
See the documentation below for information on CPU, memory and disk space requirements for Anaconda platform components.
Python considerations¶
Adam and Anaconda platform components do not affect existing framework installations of Python. Adam operates independently from the system installation of Python, while Anaconda platform components install their own versions of Python via Anaconda or Miniconda.