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Installing MemSQL on Linux can be done using MemSQL’s own management and administration tools. This tutorial shows you how to create a new MemSQL cluster on a single host machine using MemSQL tools, and how to connect the cluster to our monitoring, profiling, and debugging tool, MemSQL Studio.

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There are no licensing costs for using up to four license units for the leaf nodes in your cluster. If you need a larger cluster with more/larger leaf nodes, please create an Enterprise License trial key.

Before You Begin

  • You must have a Linux machine (or a virtual machine with Linux installed). A 64-bit distribution of RHEL/CentOS 6 (or Debian 8) and higher are required.

  • You must have a License key copied from the MemSQL Customer Portal.

  • You must have a non-root user with sudo privileges available on the host machine

    Note The username memsql should be considered a reserved username and not used. It is created for system use during the installation and deployment process.