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| Installation | ||||
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| A new RPM is created that contains the Python code: ``xCAT-openbmc-py``.  The Python code requires additonal Python libraries that may not be available as an operating system provided package.  The following will help resolve the dependencies. | ||||
| A new RPM is created that contains the Python code: ``xCAT-openbmc-py``.  The Python code requires additional Python libraries that may not be available as an operating system provided package.  The following will help resolve the dependencies. | ||||
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| HA Solution Overview | ||||
| ==================== | ||||
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| While a xCAT management node ``xcatmn1`` is running as a primary management node, another node - ``xcatmn2`` can be configured to act as primary management node in case ``xcatmn1`` becomes unavailable. The process is manual and requires disabling primary ``xcatmn1`` and activating backup ``xcatmn2``. Both nodes require access to shared storage described below. Use of Virtual IP is also requred. | ||||
| While a xCAT management node ``xcatmn1`` is running as a primary management node, another node - ``xcatmn2`` can be configured to act as primary management node in case ``xcatmn1`` becomes unavailable. The process is manual and requires disabling primary ``xcatmn1`` and activating backup ``xcatmn2``. Both nodes require access to shared storage described below. Use of Virtual IP is also required. | ||||
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| An interactive sample script `xcatha.py <https://github.com/xcat2/xcat-extensions/blob/master/HA/xcatha.py>`_ is availabe to guide through the steps of disabling and activation of xCAT management nodes. ``Dryrun`` option in that scrip allows viewing the actions without executing them. | ||||
| An interactive sample script `xcatha.py <https://github.com/xcat2/xcat-extensions/blob/master/HA/xcatha.py>`_ is available to guide through the steps of disabling and activation of xCAT management nodes. ``Dryrun`` option in that scrip allows viewing the actions without executing them. | ||||
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| Configure and Activate Primary xCAT Management Node | ||||
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| Synchronize ``/etc/hosts`` | ||||
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| Since the ``/etc/hosts`` is used by xCAT commands, the ``/etc/hosts`` should be synchronized between the primary management node and bakup management node. | ||||
| Since the ``/etc/hosts`` is used by xCAT commands, the ``/etc/hosts`` should be synchronized between the primary management node and backup management node. | ||||
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| Synchronize Clock | ||||
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| It is recommended that the clocks are synchrinized between the primary management node and bakup management node. | ||||
| It is recommended that the clocks are synchronized between the primary management node and backup management node. | ||||
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| Activate Primary xCAT Management Node | ||||
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| CORAL | ||||
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| CORAL stands for Collaboration of Oak Ridge, Argonne, and Livermore and is solution that IBM is building for the Department of Energy to superseed its current cluster of Supercomputers. | ||||
| CORAL stands for Collaboration of Oak Ridge, Argonne, and Livermore and is solution that IBM is building for the Department of Energy to supersede its current cluster of Supercomputers. | ||||
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