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How do I find out what is required to install JIRA/Bitbucket/Confluence on a Oracle Linux VM

SK_yybnwp

For example, I have to install Bitbucket 6.5.1 version on Oracle Linux Server 7.6. I need to know all the requirements like RPM, kernel parameter, any additional privileges user need etc.

Need some help as a preparation to meet all the requirements for the software before installation.

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Dave Theodore [Coyote Creek Consulting]

Check out the Supported Platforms page and the Installation Guide page. It should explain everything. With Bitbucket, the most challenging thing will be getting a supported version of Git running on a RPM based system. You shouldn't need to worry about other system parameters too much. It basically just needs Java and Git to run.

SK_yybnwp

"With Bitbucket, the most challenging thing will be getting a supported version of Git running on a RPM based system." Can you please explain it a little better?

Also, I couldn't find Oracle Linux Server 7.6 in the list of compatible Linux version.

Dave Theodore [Coyote Creek Consulting]

Do a `yum search git` and see what git version is available. That version is not likely to be a version supported by Bitbucket. You will need to somehow install a version that is supported. There are a variety of methods you can use. I would recommend either obtaining a pre-built RPM from a reputable source or setting up a build environment to roll your own. We have a build environment for RedHat/CentOS/Oracle/Whitebox, etc(same stuff) 6 and 7 for this reason. It's enough of a problem for us that we maintain our own rpm-build systems for our clients.

Oracle linux is just a respin of RedHat. As long as it can run Java, you're good. Technically, Atlassian could tell you to move things to CentOS in order to obtain support from them, but I struggle to imagine a situation where they would do that in this case. If you were trying to run on AIX or something like that, maybe.

Samir Kabiraj

Thanks Dave for your help.

I don't have a need for Linux client for Git. It will be windows Git client and Linux Bitbucket server. Do I still need to worry about matching Git for an RMP based Linux Butbucket server?