The instructions on the official arangodb website do not
work, so I’m documenting the steps I took so that it may help others.
The first problem is adding arangodb as a repo due to
invalid SSL certificates. To get around the issue:
The added ‘k’ parameter connects to the repo insecurely
skipping the step of verifying the certificates.
Before we can run the yum command to install arangodb, we
need to configure the arangodb.repo to skip SSL checks by adding the following
to the file /etc/yum.repos.d/arangodb.repo
sslverify=0
Then run the command to install:
yum install arangodb3
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