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WIN artifact name should follow the binary file naming scheme %{name}-%{version}-%{platform}-%{architecture}.%{extension} so we have a clear path for upgrade/re-release (e.g. opensearch-1.2.0-windows-x64.zip)
Same but opensearch-1.2.0-windows-x64.exe or opensearch-1.2.0-windows-x64.msi
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ETA ZIP: 2022/09/16
WIN-ZIP should allow users to extract at any location with sufficient permission to run the binary.
WIN-MSI artifact should allow users to customize installation locations through a GUI installer.
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ETA ZIP: 2022/09/16
WIN artifact should have its dependencies bundled them in the artifact.
Same
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ETA ZIP: 2022/09/16
WIN-ZIP will have tar-install equivalent script to handle min and plugin specific configurations upon start.
WIN-MSI artifact will have pre/post install/remove scripts to handle min and plugin specific configurations
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We used to have such script in ODFE, not sure about OpenSearch right now.
In discussion as knn and pa are the reason we have the install script to start with, windows already have a bat file to handle others
WIN-ZIP should have fixed folder structure just like in TAR.
WIN-MSI should let MSI itself handle the creation and removal of user/group/dir during installation / removal, and apply any of these logic from the pre/post scripts
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ETA ZIP: 2022/09/16
WIN artifact should be as slim as possible, without duplicate libs and related dependencies
Same
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WIN artifact should have no reference to Elasticsearch or Kibana
Same
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WIN log folder exist in the extracted folder for WIN-ZIP
WIN-MSI should redirect its log to corresponding log location per Windows standard
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Depend on if we just want to package the zip or direct the log properly to %APPDATA%/Local/opensearch/ or more.
ETA ZIP: 2022/09/16
Uninstall. Not Applicable, depend all on users.
WIN-MSI removal will not remove user data from the Windows host, unless user specify when running the uninstaller.
n/a
Not Applicable
Will be discussed in new issue
Just like TAR, the default data location is in the same folder as other content, sorely on user to manage their folder structure and configurations.
WIN artifact should have a clear description of its content in metadata
Same
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manifest.yml
WIN-ZIP should have the LICENSE file included in the zip.
WIN artifact should have a clear label of LICENSE file location, as well as the LICENSE type in its metadata. The LICENSE file should always present on the host once installed
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ETA ZIP: 2022/09/16
Service files. Not Applicable, depend all on users.
WIN-MSI should contain windows service related service file, so user can manage the software with ease
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We need to discuss whether this is needed for Windows users
WIN artifact should not couple the opensearch/dashboards process with any additonal plugin services to reduce the complexity and improve the management (e.g. PA)
Same
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No PA
No PA
k-NN and PA are not available on Windows yet. If the latter bound to be available then it has to be a separate service file if needed, or scripts. It cannot be coupled with the main opensearch process on start/stop.
WIN artifact should handle the initialization of certain plugins automatically
Same
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This milestone will serve as testing MSI as well.
All MSI tasks are tracked on this milestone
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%{name}-%{version}-%{platform}-%{architecture}.%{extension}
so we have a clear path for upgrade/re-release (e.g. opensearch-1.2.0-windows-x64.zip)In discussion as knn and pa are the reason we have the install script to start with, windows already have a bat file to handle others
ETA ZIP: 2022/09/16
This milestone will serve as testing MSI as well.
All MSI tasks are tracked on this milestone
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: