on 2019 Jan 25 9:45 AM
Hi, we have 2 production nodes. And we want to cluster both. So the end result looks like this:
Prod1 & Prod1_cluster
Prod2 & Prod2_cluster
For Prod1 we already have the following configuration active & it is working:
###############################################
# Cluster Config
###############################################
cluster.ping.load.on.startup=true
cluster.broadcast.senderthreads.disable=false
# Cluster Settings & Cache
clustermode=true
cluster.maxid=1
cluster.broadcast.methods=jgroups
cluster.broadcast.method.jgroups=de.hybris.platform.cluster.jgroups.JGroupsBroadcastMethod
cluster.broadcast.method.jgroups.tcp.bind_port=7800
cluster.broadcast.method.jgroups.channel.name=hybris-broadcast
cluster.broadcast.method.jgroups.configuration=jgroups-tcp.xml
# cluster config
cluster.id=0
cluster.broadcast.method.jgroups.tcp.bind_addr=10.XXXX (IP of the node)
###############################################
# End Cluster Config
###############################################
So now we want to activate Prod2 & Prod2_cluster. My question is: How does Hybris know it part of the prod2 cluster? It sound like it is with that discovery here: https://help.hybris.com/6.2.0/hcd/8c3623a786691014bca7f86f86c6fcf8.html.
What is your recommendation to group the new nodes in a new cluster and making sure it does not join Prod1 cluster?!
Thanks!
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