Clustering Apche Using RHCS(Redhat Cluster Suit)
How to Install Redhat Clustering Suite
For a cluster setup you need minimum two machines
1. Node1
2. Node2
In this setup we will install cluster management software on another machine called Manager
The machine names and IPs are
1. node1.ansil.com --- 10.10.40.212
2. node2.ansil.com --- 10.10.40.213
3. manager.ansil.com --- 10.10.40.211
Be sure that you can access these machines through their names(FQDN).For this use a dns server/flat dns(/etc/hosts)
Management Server
1. Configure YUM
2. Install Cluster management software Luci
3. Initialise Luci cluster manager
4. Set password for Luci admin login
5. Start Luci service
1. Configure YUM
First you have to setup a yum repository in management server. You can find the procedure for creating yum is in earlier post.
2. Install Cluster management software Luci
# yum install luci*
3. Initialise Luci cluster manager
# luci_admin init
4. Set password for Luci admin login
Enter password for ‘Admin’ user
Enter password:
Reenter password:
5. Start Luci service
# service luci start
After starting service you can access Luci cluster management using
https://10.10.40.211:8084
More on here...
Enter “admin” as user name and password that you entered while initializing Luci
For a cluster setup you need minimum two machines
1. Node1
2. Node2
In this setup we will install cluster management software on another machine called Manager
The machine names and IPs are
1. node1.ansil.com --- 10.10.40.212
2. node2.ansil.com --- 10.10.40.213
3. manager.ansil.com --- 10.10.40.211
Be sure that you can access these machines through their names(FQDN).For this use a dns server/flat dns(/etc/hosts)
Management Server
1. Configure YUM
2. Install Cluster management software Luci
3. Initialise Luci cluster manager
4. Set password for Luci admin login
5. Start Luci service
1. Configure YUM
First you have to setup a yum repository in management server. You can find the procedure for creating yum is in earlier post.
2. Install Cluster management software Luci
# yum install luci*
3. Initialise Luci cluster manager
# luci_admin init
4. Set password for Luci admin login
Enter password for ‘Admin’ user
Enter password:
Reenter password:
5. Start Luci service
# service luci start
After starting service you can access Luci cluster management using
https://10.10.40.211:8084
More on here...
Enter “admin” as user name and password that you entered while initializing Luci
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