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Installing the Remote Engine in 'unattended' mode

Before you begin

You have downloaded the installer file.
You have created the Remote Engine in Talend Management Console.

Procedure

Navigate to the download directory in your terminal.

Enter chmod +x <installer_filename>.

Example

chmod +x Talend-RemoteEngine-V<2.9.0>-<173>-Linux-x64.run

Enter ./<installer_filename> --mode unattended --installdir /opt/TalendRemoteEngine --region <xxx> --authkey <PreAuthKey>.
Example
```
./Talend-RemoteEngine-V<2.9.0>-<173>-Linux-x64.run --mode unattended --installdir /opt/TalendRemoteEngine --region <us> --authkey <1a2b3c4d5e6f7g8h9i>
```
- The region is reflected in your Talend Cloud URL.
  - If your URL is http://us.cloud.talend.com, enter --region us.
  - If your URL is http://ap.cloud.talend.com, enter --region apac.
  - If your URL is https://eu.cloud.talend.com, enter --region emea.
  - If your URL is https://au.cloud.talend.com, enter --region au.
  - If your URL is https://us-west.cloud.talend.com, enter --region azuswest.
  <PreAuthKey> is the Remote Engine key generated when you created the engine in Talend Management Console.
- To see a comprehensive list of available parameters for this command, run ./Talend-RemoteEngine-V<2.9.0>-<173>-Linux-x64.run --help.
  Any parameters that are not added to this command use their default values during the installation process.
  
  For example, Remote Engine is by default installed as a system service with its default username and group name, since this is the default option for the service parameter. If you need to avoid installing Remote Engine as a system service, add --service 0 to the command.

Results

The Remote Engine is installed and paired.

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