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# Created triad0 server. m1.small.
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* Create Security Group
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# Install Resin via yum
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** Setup the following inbound rules for the security group
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## See Getting Started Guide
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<pre>
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# Install emacs  
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Port range        Source
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## <code>$ sudo yum install emacs</code>
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6800 - 6899 sg-fa790492 (demo)
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# Create an admin_password and a system_key too.
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22 (SSH)         0.0.0.0/0
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## <code>$ resinctl generate-password admin faconbacon7</code>
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8080 (HTTP*) 0.0.0.0/0
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# Edit /etc/resin/resin.properties
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8443 (HTTPS*) 0.0.0.0/0
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## <code>$ sudo emacs /etc/resin/resin.properties</code>
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</pre>
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* Create server named triad0 server.  
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** Use Amazon Linux
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** Make it an m1.small
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* Connect to new server
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** <code>$ ssh ec2_user TODO</code>
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* Create three new dynamic IP addresses
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* Install Resin via yum
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** See Getting Started Guide
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* Install emacs  
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** <code>$ sudo yum install emacs</code>
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* Create an admin_password and a system_key too.
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** <code>$ resinctl generate-password admin faconbacon7</code>
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<pre>
 
admin_user : admin
 
admin_user : admin
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admin_password : {SSHA}x18npiJhbmK85geKdC5l8Xr7fIT+uxce
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admin_password : {SSHA}x18aaaahbmK85geKdC5l8Xr7fIT+uxce
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</pre>
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admin_user : admin
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* Edit /etc/resin/resin.properties
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admin_password : {SSHA}aF8k/6ZWcvzmMJ9jTWNHGxi+0Uc+3w6r
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** <code>$ sudo emacs /etc/resin/resin.properties</code>
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<pre>
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Properties for triad0:
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elastic_cloud_enable : true
 
elastic_cloud_enable : true
 
home_cluster : app
 
home_cluster : app
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remote_admin_enable : true
 
remote_admin_enable : true
 
app_servers : ext:23.21.106.227 ext:23.21.121.216 ext:23.21.195.83
 
app_servers : ext:23.21.106.227 ext:23.21.121.216 ext:23.21.195.83
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cluster_system_key : changeme
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cluster_system_key : changeme999
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# Only if you want admin enabled
 
# Only if you want admin enabled
 
web_admin_enable : true
 
web_admin_enable : true
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admin_user : admin
 
admin_user : admin
 
admin_password : {SSHA}generatethispasswordwithREsinCTL/XJCE
 
admin_password : {SSHA}generatethispasswordwithREsinCTL/XJCE
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</pre>
  
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TODO Talk about how to configure Amazon Security Group
 
  
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Note that remote_admin_enable is needed for ext: discovery.
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Note the following:
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* <code>remote_admin_enable</code> is needed for ext: discovery.
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* <code>home_server</code> is needed to identify the server so it knows its config and ip
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* <code>elastic_cloud_enable</code> is needed for elastic servers to join cluster
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* <code>home_cluster</code> specifies the name of the cluster.
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* <code>app_servers</code>
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<pre>
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app_servers : ext:23.21.106.227 ext:23.21.121.216 ext:23.21.195.83
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</pre>
  
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Table:
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The above configures three application servers under the public key addresses.
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The <code>app</code> in <code>app_servers</code> refers to the cluster name.
  
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<pre>
 
triad0 = app-0 = ext:23.21.106.227  
 
triad0 = app-0 = ext:23.21.106.227  
 
triad1 = app-1 = ext:23.21.121.216  
 
triad1 = app-1 = ext:23.21.121.216  
 
triad2 = app-2 = ext:23.21.195.83
 
triad2 = app-2 = ext:23.21.195.83
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</pre>
  
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<pre>
 
https://23.21.106.227:8443
 
https://23.21.106.227:8443
 
https://23.21.121.216:8443
 
https://23.21.121.216:8443
 
https://23.21.195.83:8443
 
https://23.21.195.83:8443
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</pre>
  
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5) Install the license file
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* Install the license file
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* Clone triad0 then make triad1 and triad2 from the clone
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6) Clone triad0 then make triad1 and triad2 from the clone
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* Assign the triad servers the correct Elastic IPs
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* Modify home_server for triad1 and triad2 to app-1 and app-2 respectively.
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7) Assign the triad servers the correct Elastic IPs
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* Go to resin-admin of triad0 and see if it sees triad1 and triad2
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8) Modify home_server for triad1 and triad2 to app-1 and app-2 respectively.
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9) Go to resin-admin of triad0 and see if it sees triad1 and triad2
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https://23.21.106.227:8443/resin-admin/
 
https://23.21.106.227:8443/resin-admin/
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* Create another clone called elastic1
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10) Create another clone called elastic1
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* Modify its
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Add this
 
Add this
 
elastic_server : true   
 
elastic_server : true   

Revision as of 00:00, 19 September 2012

  • Create Security Group
    • Setup the following inbound rules for the security group 
Port range         Source
6800 - 6899	 sg-fa790492 (demo)
22 (SSH)	         0.0.0.0/0
8080 (HTTP*)	 0.0.0.0/0	
8443 (HTTPS*)	 0.0.0.0/0
  • Create server named triad0 server.
    • Use Amazon Linux
    • Make it an m1.small
  • Connect to new server
    • $ ssh ec2_user TODO
  • Create three new dynamic IP addresses
  • Install Resin via yum
    • See Getting Started Guide
  • Install emacs
    • $ sudo yum install emacs
  • Create an admin_password and a system_key too.
    • $ resinctl generate-password admin faconbacon7 
admin_user : admin
admin_password : {SSHA}x18aaaahbmK85geKdC5l8Xr7fIT+uxce
  • Edit /etc/resin/resin.properties
    • $ sudo emacs /etc/resin/resin.properties 
elastic_cloud_enable : true
home_cluster : app
home_server : app-0
app.https         : 8443
remote_admin_enable : true
app_servers : ext:23.21.106.227 ext:23.21.121.216 ext:23.21.195.83
cluster_system_key : changeme999
# Only if you want admin enabled
web_admin_enable : true
web_admin_external : true
web_admin_ssl : true
admin_user : admin
admin_password : {SSHA}generatethispasswordwithREsinCTL/XJCE


Note the following:

  • remote_admin_enable is needed for ext: discovery.
  • home_server is needed to identify the server so it knows its config and ip
  • elastic_cloud_enable is needed for elastic servers to join cluster
  • home_cluster specifies the name of the cluster.
  • app_servers 
app_servers : ext:23.21.106.227 ext:23.21.121.216 ext:23.21.195.83

The above configures three application servers under the public key addresses. The app in app_servers refers to the cluster name. 

triad0 = app-0 = ext:23.21.106.227 
triad1 = app-1 = ext:23.21.121.216 
triad2 = app-2 = ext:23.21.195.83

https://23.21.106.227:8443
https://23.21.121.216:8443
https://23.21.195.83:8443
  • Install the license file
  • Clone triad0 then make triad1 and triad2 from the clone
  • Assign the triad servers the correct Elastic IPs
  • Modify home_server for triad1 and triad2 to app-1 and app-2 respectively.
  • Go to resin-admin of triad0 and see if it sees triad1 and triad2

https://23.21.106.227:8443/resin-admin/

  • Create another clone called elastic1
  • Modify its

Add this elastic_server : true

Remove home_server (comment it out)


11) Go to resin-admin of triad0 and see if it sees the elastic server

12) Clone and spin up another elastic server

13) Go to resin-admin of triad0 and see if it sees the elastic server

14) Try to deploy a small war file to all remotely

ssh -i resin2.pem ec2-user@23.21.121.216 ssh -i resin2.pem ec2-user@23.21.195.83

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