The procedures that follow deploy Omnissa Access on the Control Plane platform from the Bootstrap node and enable you to validate the health of platform services.
Procedure:
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Run the commands that follow to deploy platform services:
cd /opt/wss/<cluster_name> nohup wso cp deploy & # Output [1] XXXX nohup: ignoring input and appending output to 'nohup.out'Deployment time: 30 minutes to 1 hour
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SSH to another terminal and run the commands that follow to monitor logs:
tail -f nohup.out tail -f cp-cluster/control_plane.logResult: When the control plane deployment completes, a success message appears. For example:
New Folder Hash: 02fb78a6be6f545e48e98d382d6a6461ff776d9cc7a0bfdfc4db23d865378a21 -
After the deployment completes, run the following command to validate the health of platform services:
wso healthcheck # Output Checking Vault ....done Checking Consul .done Checking Nomad ..done Checking Services .done Platform Vault All server nodes up and running Consul Server All server nodes up and running Consul Client All client nodes up and running Nomad Server All server nodes up and running Nomad Client All client nodes up and running Services All services healthy
Result:
The expected result is as follows:
- Vault healthy
- Consul healthy
- Nomad healthy
What to do Next:
At this stage, only platform services are running.
You can access the Control Plane deployed cluster components (Nomad, Vault, and Consul) by running the following command and then, in a browser, using the corresponding addresses for access and tokens for authentication:
cat /opt/wss/<cluster_name>/cp-cluster/cp-cluster.env
# Output
# cluster
CLUSTER_NAME=cp-cluster
DATACENTER_NAME=cp-cluster-dc
NOMAD_ADDRESS=https://10.0.0.X:4646
CONSUL_ADDRESS=https://10.0.0.X:8501
VAULT_ADDRESS=https://10.0.0.X:8202
CONSUL_HTTP_PORT=8500
NOMAD_TOKEN=xxxxxxx-xxx-6xxb7e-xxxx-xxxxx
CONSUL_TOKEN=xxxxxxx-xxx-6xxb7e-xxxx-xxxxx
VAULT_TOKEN=xxxxxxx-xxx-6xxb7e-xxxx-xxxxx
- For Nomad, in a browser, copy and enter the URL, which for the preceding Nomad example is https://10.0.0.X:4646, click the Token link, and add the respective token.
- For Consul, in a browser, copy and enter the URL, which for the preceding Consul example is https://10.0.0.X:8501, click the Token tab, and add the respective token.
- For Vault, in a browser, copy and enter the URL, which for the preceding Vault example is https://10.0.0.X:8202, and enter the respective token on the login page.
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