watsonx.data

HI Annika, could you confirm which version of installer you have used?

Hi Annika, Thanks for trying watsonx.data developer edition.  a) Please share the installation log ( from top right on installer ).  b) Please share screenshot of the network tab on 'Web Developer Tools' when encountering the MySQL JDBC driver.

@Karthika Suresh I am using version 1.0.0 (20251005.107), which is the gui version of the developer edition. I have exported the installation log it creates and added it to this thread as well.

This issue is occurring because you’re using an older version. We’ll update the link to point to the latest version and let you know once it’s fixed.

Hi @Karthika Suresh, do you have an update about this already? The download link on the website does not seem to have changed yet.

Hi, 

Are you able to log-in on WatsonX.data localhost portal? 

It seems that the Metadata Server (MDS) requires more than 500 GB of free space on your device for a successful installation.

However, WatsonX.Data should install without any issues.

You are using Windows (like me).Here some usefull commands:

List containers from Podman:

podman ps -a

Access container command line (the id comes from previous command)

podman exec -it 7f0f1e07f6c7 /bin/bash

Show Namespaces from Kubernetes:(need the previous command)

                kubectl get namespaces

Set  namespace default:

                kubectl config set-context --current --namespace=wxd

List all pods from namespace from rKubernetes:

kubectl get pods -n wxd

Access Kubernetes pod  using comand line:

            kubectl exec --stdin --tty wxd-pg-postgres-0 -- /bin/bash

I had to spend some time finding a laptop with more disk space, but I found one! The system resources are now green, and installation continues a bit more easily. Right now it does seem to get stuck on something during finalization.

Though it says installed, the finalization setup icon seems to appear still in progress.

Logging in to the localhost seems to work more often than previously. Still, uploading a driver causes it to be stuck in the validation step.

This is my upload of the MySQL connector j 9.5.0 jar. As can be seen from the image, it was uploaded a day prior. I did close down the developer edition, and when I opened it up this morning again, it was still visible that I uploaded a driver.

I have tried all the commands posted by @Paulo Klein, all but the last one work. I dont have a pod named wxd-pg-postgres-0.

I have added the logs generated by the installation.

Actually the last pod, wxd-pg-postgres-0 does exist, it is something related to the exec command that does not work


Edit:
I had to change the command to: kubectl exec -n wxd --stdin --tty wxd-pg-postgres-0 -- /bin/bash
This includes the namespace wxd which worked.

@SIVANANDA YARRAMALA I just saw your request for the network tab. The logs I have already attached to a different message. I'm uploading mysql connector version 8.2.0 now, one page said this would be the only supported version (https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/watsonxdata/standard/2.2.x?topic=source-mysql#mysql__section_kfk_5jz_g2c__title__1) 

Hi Annika, are you free sometime this week/ early next week to go over this in a call, so we can better assist the same? Thanks!

@David Paul Absolutely! That would be much appreciated. If you could please send a meeting invite to annika.dubbeldam@migrato.nl for any time this week, that would be great. My timezone is CET (Amsterdam).