prerequisites.sh. It will try to do the best thing.sudo apt-get install libboost-all-devsudo apt-get install log4cxx or sudo apt-get install liblog4cxx-dev on Ubuntu 16.04sudo apt-get install libjemalloc-devsudo apt-get install libmicrohttpd-devsudo apt-get install libapr1-dev libaprutil1-dev libaprutil1-dbd-sqlite3sudo apt-get install libsqlite3-devsudo apt-get install cmakecmake .make -j4prerequisites.sh. It will try to do the best thing.sudo yum install boost boost-develsudo yum install log4cxx log4cxx-develsudo yum install jemalloc-develsudo yum install libmicrohttpd-develsudo yum install apr-devel apr-util-devel apr-util-sqlitesudo yum install sqlite sqlite-develsudo yum install cmakecmake .make -j4make~/.akumulid. This configuration file contains default settings and comments. Two main configuration parameters are path and nvolumes. First should contain path to directory when database files should be stored. By default akumuli stores files in ~/.akumuli directory. You can change this to whatever you like (I'm using path=/tmp to run tests most often). Second parameter nvolumes should contain number of volumes that akumuli can use to store data. By default every volume is 4GB but this can be changed in configuration.--config flag to provide alternative configuration file location for this and every other command.~/.akumuli. This directory shouldn't be empty. (NOTE: you can delete all this files by running the following command: akumulid --delete)~/.akumulid). You can read parameter's descriptions in configuration file. The most important parameters are:path - tells Akumuli where database volumes should be stored (default value is ~/.akumuli)nvolumes - number of volumes that should be created (this parameter is only used when you run akumulid --create command). If nvolumes is set to 0 the storage will be expanded on demand without deleting old data.volume_size - size of the individual volume (this parameter is only used when you run akumulid --create command)HTTP.port - port used by HTTP serverTCP.port - port used by TCP serverTCP.pool_size - number of threads that should be used to process data (should be less then number of CPUs, if you set this value to 0 the system will try to chose optimal size on start)UDP.port - port used by UDP serverUDP.pool_size - number of threads that should be used to process data (should be less then the number of CPUs)akumulid as a server - just run it without parameters: