If you're not confident about handling any of these tasks, you can request a supported installation from WANdisco.Ī single administrator can manage all the systems running MultiSite, although it's a good idea to have someone at each site who is familiar with the MultiSite Basics. Concept of Node types and Replication groups.Understanding of the installation procedure relevant to the OS in use.Familiarity with WANdisco's replication architecture.Repository creation and/or file-system copying and synchronization.Familiarity with Git administration in order to manage git repositories via the command line.Management of nf / Apache2 configuration file management settings.Familiarity with Apache web server architecture.Command Line administration and manually editing configuration files.This section details the knowledge and technical requirements for deployment and operation of the WANdisco software, you should ensure that each of these sections is addressed before you begin the deployment. Finally we'll look at some possible problems you might experience with some troubleshooting tips.īefore we install Git MultiSite, we need to ensure that we've got a suitable platform, with sufficient hardware, compatible versions of required software that is configured appropriately. We'll then cover a standard installation and setup. First we'll cover all the things that you need to have in place before you install. This guide runs through everything you need to know to get Git MultiSite deployed. Installation Guide 2.1 Before you install

Add the following lines in wandisco-git.repo –ģ.2.

Create a new file named wandisco-git.repo inside the /etc// path using the command given below – We will move forward with the assumption that you are logged in with root or sudo user.įollowing are the steps to install Git on CentOS –ġ. If you find that the default Git version installed on your CentOS may be outdated, we can install Git's latest version.

Thousands of web programers use Git to achieve speed and data integrity for their projects. Git is a famous version-control system that tracks your code and code management changes.

Wandisco git repository