Hazelcast Platform Installer for Air-gapped environments

Quick Start

Run the following command to create an executable JAR installer from Docker Hub Hazelcast images.

./build.sh <platform-version> <docker-hub/rhel> <hz-enterprise-version> <hz-management-center-version> <hz-helm-chart-version> <hz-reference-manual-version> <hz-ops-guide-version> <hz-license-key> <jet-enterprise-version> <jet-management-center-version> <jet-helm-chart-version> <jet-license-key>

For example, to create Hazelcast Platform 4.0.1 with the latest Hazelcast images, run the following command.

./build.sh 4.0.1 docker-hub 4.0.1 4.0.2 3.2.1 4.0.1 4.0.1 <hz-license-key> 4.1 4.1 1.6.0 <jet-license-key>

This command outputs a jar file which is an offline installer.

Building with RHEL images

If you want to build the installer from Hazelcast images from Red Hat Container catalog, you need to first log into Red Hat Registry.

Log into Red Hat Container Catalog

Run the following command and specify your credentials when prompted.

docker login registry.connect.redhat.com

Build RHEL-based installer

The syntax is the same as in the quick start. For the latest Hazelcast Platform RHEL build, run the following command.

./build.sh 4.0.1 rhel 4.0-1-1 4.0-2 3.2.1 4.0.1 4.0.1 <hz-license-key> 4.1-1 4.1-1 1.6.0 <jet-license-key>

Using installer

hazelcast-platform-installer-<version>.jar - installer JAR
install.sh - script to start the installer
jdk - directory with OpenJDK binaries for Linux amd64

To start the installation you need to unzip the file and then run ./install.sh.