I am new to PMM , Just wanted to know if i can install PMM server on ubuntu 20.04 arm64, i am on mac M1 chip, suggest any other ways to install PMM server on ubuntu ?
PMM Server is provided as a docker container. So Docker Engine is required.
Here are few links
I have tried both the ways , that is docker install and even the easy script , both ways i could’nt access the pmm gui.
1 . Using docker i get this error
I researched about this and found a way to overcome this error , i had to add --platform linux/amd64 and the above error would be gone, but eventually i think the base binaries are built on amd64 , hence the gui doesn’t work .
now , when i browse https://localhost:443/
- Using easy script,
wget -O - https://www.percona.com/get/pmm | /bin/bash
HTTP request sent, awaiting response… 200 OK
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Enjoy Percona Monitoring and Management!
After this when i browse, the gui is not accessible
Would be a great help if you could help me resolve this !
Could you perform the next command and check if you can access to web interface through a shown IP address?
docker inspect -f '{{range.NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}' pmm-server
It does’nt work with this command too, that does’nt print out any IP address.
Could you make sure that PMM server container is working?
docker ps -a
BTW Docker Desktop for Mac can’t route traffic to containers. So it not possible to get access through a private IP that would be provided by the inspect command.
I am using ubuntu 20.04 arm64 hosted on UTM , and for experimenting i also installed amd64 ubuntu server VM and there too this issue persists. I am not really sure how to go about it , the pmm server status should be running and that does’nt seem to happen for some reason.
Hi Sanjana! It could help to understand why this is not working in system: Percona-release enable psmdb-40 release Specified repository is not supported for current operating system!
If this is not your case now: As I see in the screenshot “docker ps -a” that percona/pmm-server:2 has STATUS: Restarting. It should be “UP”, to see more about its logs we could execute the next command:
docker logs --tail 50 --follow --timestamps <HERE THE CONTAINER ID>
We can have more clues about what is happening in Ubuntu 20.
If you are still with this issue, please share those logs, we will be happy to help you.