To search httpd and all matching perl packages, enter:ĭependency: libc.so.6 (GLIBC_2.15 ) (64bit ) You can search the package descriptions for the specified string using search command. $ yum list available | grep nginx How to search for packages by name $ yum list | grep bash # Lists all packages that are available for installation Httpd.x86_64 2.4.6- 67.el7.centos.6 Lists all packages that are available to install all packages that are installed on system So I assume it already installed the package + its dependencies.Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile My question is… I already ran YUM INSTALL via the first command. …I then need to run this command: sudo yum install mysql-community-server The hint says that after running this command: sudo yum install rpm file via http/https.Īn additional related question that I need some clarity on: rpm file onto the server first (via CURL) prior to installing the package via YUM? I did not realize that I can run the YUM INSTALL command directly on an. Why didn’t my CURL command work? Shouldn’t I need to download the.

This is where I get confused and need clarity. So I checked the hint…and it says that I need to use this command instead: sudo yum install However, as you can see, the file did not download via the CURL command.

% Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time CurrentĠ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -:-:-:-:-:-:- 0 rpm file using the CURL command: ~]$ curl -O 8.0.86_64.rpm So I ssh’d into app01 and my first instinct is to download the. However, as I was going through the Labs - MySQL, there was an exercise asking me to install MySQL onto app01.

YUM - can be used to install a package + its dependencies.

RPM - can be used to install a package.

CURL - can be used to download a file via http/https (WGET is an alternative).As I was going through this DevOps pre-req course, I “thought” I had a clear understanding of what each of these commands were used for:

Sudo yum