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installing extensions on RapidMiner Server
Telcontar120
RapidMiner Certified Analyst, RapidMiner Certified Expert, Member Posts: 1,635 
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It would be really, really nice if the web interface on the server allowed you to browse and install extensions directly there!
Under the current architecture, it is somewhat of a pain to have to go into the directories of the machines themselves (and job agents too!) and manually copy the extension files that you want available. This limitation makes the AMI (or other VM instances) version of Server much less user friendly than necessary. If you could do this from the web interface, then you could basically use the VM version with no underlying system/devops knowledge. With the current setup, you really need to know how to connect via putty (or other terminal interface of your choice) and manage configurations and files manually. Probably not the best setup for wider adoption---the goal should be to allow all necessary configuration to be done from the web interface without needing back-end access to the VM.
Under the current architecture, it is somewhat of a pain to have to go into the directories of the machines themselves (and job agents too!) and manually copy the extension files that you want available. This limitation makes the AMI (or other VM instances) version of Server much less user friendly than necessary. If you could do this from the web interface, then you could basically use the VM version with no underlying system/devops knowledge. With the current setup, you really need to know how to connect via putty (or other terminal interface of your choice) and manage configurations and files manually. Probably not the best setup for wider adoption---the goal should be to allow all necessary configuration to be done from the web interface without needing back-end access to the VM.
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