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Chapter 1: Overview of Installations and Upgrades Installing and Running a Container and Host Manager While you could use the Domain Manager’s installation to create additional containers, this example will use a separate installation as though it were a remote host. Using a host manager will make it easy to setup and launch additional containers. Domain Domain Manager ◆ To install and setup a container that has a host manager: 1. On the same computer, run the Sonic Container Launcher Installer. 2. Accept the default location. 3. Choose to configure a container, and then click Next. 4. Accept the connection information, and then click Next. The default settings will connect to your local Domain Manager. 5. Set the container path and name to /Containers/ctHmremoteHost. 6. Select to create the container configuration if it does not exist. 7. Choose to configure a Host Manager in the container. Accept the HM Path as is. 8. Click Next. Mgmt Broker Directory Service DomainManager 9. Choose to launch the container process. 10. Click Next, and then click Install. Host Manager HOST MANAGER Container ctHmremoteHost The container’s host manager will provide administrative access to setup and launch other containers in the installation location. It is now configured in the domain and running. 36 Progress Sonic Installation and Upgrade Guide 8.5
Configuring a Messaging Broker for a Remote System About Centralized Installation To illustrate broker replication, configure a container that hosts a broker. You need to provide a SonicMQ broker license key that supports Continuous Availability to achieve broker replication. ◆ To configure a broker for the example: 1. Start the Sonic Management Console. 2. Connect to Domain1 at tcp://hostname:2506 where hostname is the local system. The example is not security enabled so you do not need a username or password. 3. On the Configure tab: a. Right-click on the Containers folder, and then choose New > Configuration. Choose Shortcut to Container. In the dialog box, enter the name ct1. Click OK. b. Right-click on the Brokers folder, and then choose New > Configuration. Choose Shortcut to Broker. In the dialog box, enter the name br1 and enter a SonicMQ control key that supports Continuous Availability. Click OK. c. To avoid port conflicts in this all-on-one-system example, you need to assign the new broker a different port. Expand the Broker A configuration, and the click on Acceptors. In the right panel, double-click on TCP_ACCEPTOR. Change the port to 2516. Click OK. 4. In the Containers folder, right-click on ct1, and then choose Add component. Enter any name, such as Broker 1 Primary. Locate br1, and then click OK. Next, you will use the Host Manager on the remote host to setup the container on the remote host, and then launch it. Progress Sonic Installation and Upgrade Guide 8.5 37
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