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===== SME File Fabric HA Setup "2 x 2" ===== | ===== SME File Fabric HA Setup "2 x 2" ===== | ||
+ | == last edited on Nov. 22, 2019 == | ||
==== Disclaimer ==== | ==== Disclaimer ==== | ||
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== Initial State == | == Initial State == | ||
- | This guide assumes you set up the four appliance | + | This guide assumes you set up the four appliances |
- | For easy failover of the application in case of DB failover, you must assign a virtual IP address for the database servers. This will mean that you can change the primary DB server without changing the configuration on the application servers. There are countless | + | |
=== Preparation === | === Preparation === | ||
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== Linux Login == | == Linux Login == | ||
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For Linux command line operations, you must run the commands shown in this document as the root user unless otherwise specified. However, for security reasons you cannot connect with ssh to the machine directly. Instead, you should ssh to the box using smeconfiguser and then su to root: | For Linux command line operations, you must run the commands shown in this document as the root user unless otherwise specified. However, for security reasons you cannot connect with ssh to the machine directly. Instead, you should ssh to the box using smeconfiguser and then su to root: | ||
- | < | + | |
- | # ssh smeconfiguser@smeweb01 | + | # ssh smeconfiguser@smeweb01 |
- | </ | + | |
Enter the smeconfiguser password at the prompt. Once logged in, elevate your privileges to root. | Enter the smeconfiguser password at the prompt. Once logged in, elevate your privileges to root. | ||
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# systemctl stop httpd | # systemctl stop httpd | ||
# systemctl stop cloudftp | # systemctl stop cloudftp | ||
+ | # systemctl stop crond | ||
# systemctl stop vsftpd | # systemctl stop vsftpd | ||
</ | </ | ||
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- | ==== Part II ==== | + | ==== Part II - Database Servers |
=== Configuring the Database Servers === | === Configuring the Database Servers === | ||
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You must perform these steps to create a specialized database server from the standard SME appliance distribution. In this guide we also run memcached as a part of the DB server. | You must perform these steps to create a specialized database server from the standard SME appliance distribution. In this guide we also run memcached as a part of the DB server. | ||
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== crontab == | == crontab == | ||
- | You must also disable some jobs in crontab, these should only run on one application server. Again, as root on smesql01 and smesql02: | + | You must also disable some jobs in crontab. Again, as root on smesql01 and smesql02: |
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# crontab -e -u smestorage | # crontab -e -u smestorage | ||
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< | < | ||
- | ==== Part III ==== | + | ==== Part III - Application Servers |
=== Configure the application servers === | === Configure the application servers === | ||
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In this section, you change the application server' | In this section, you change the application server' | ||
**These steps are repeated on both smeweb01 and smeweb02.** | **These steps are repeated on both smeweb01 and smeweb02.** | ||
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== crontab == | == crontab == | ||
- | You must also disable crontab | + | All of smestorage' |
**As root on smeweb02 only:** | **As root on smeweb02 only:** | ||
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</ | </ | ||
- | Place a # in front of the seven jobs listed in the crontab schedule. For a screenshot, refer to the DB section above. | + | Place a # in front of six of the seven jobs listed in the crontab schedule; **do not place a # in front of the logroller job**. For a screenshot, refer to the DB section above. |
Restart both servers, so on both smeweb01 and smeweb02, execute a reboot. | Restart both servers, so on both smeweb01 and smeweb02, execute a reboot. |