Cisco ACI Multi-Site Orchestrator Installation and Upgrade Guide, Release 1.x

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Cisco ACI Multi-Site Orchestrator Installation and Upgrade Guide, Release 1.x

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Cisco ACI Multi-Site Installation

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Updated:
September 1, 2017

Chapter: Cisco ACI Multi-Site Installation

Cisco ACI Multi-Site Installation

This chapter contains the following sections:

Deploying Cisco ACI Multi-Site Guidelines

VMware vSphere Requirements

The following table summarizes the VMware vSphere requirements for Cisco ACI Multi-Site:


Note

You must ensure that the following vCPUs, memory, and disk space requirements are reserved for each VM and are not part of a shared resource pool.

Table 1. VMware vSphere Requirements
Cisco ACI Multi-Site Version VMware vSphere Requirements

Release 1.2(x)

  • ESXi 6.0 or later

  • 6 vCPUs (8 vCPUs recommended)

  • 24 GB of RAM

  • 64 GB disk

Release 1.1(x)

  • ESXi 6.0 or later

  • 4 vCPUs

  • 8 GB of RAM

  • 64 GB disk

Release 1.0(x)

  • ESXi 5.5 or later

  • 4 vCPUs

  • 8 GB of RAM

  • 64 GB disk

Deploy Cisco ACI Multi-Site Using Python

After you fulfill the preinstallation prerequisites, you can use Python to deploy Cisco ACI Multi-Site.

Setting Up the Python Environment for Deploying Cisco ACI Multi-Site

This section describes how to set up the Python environment for deploying Cisco ACI Multi-Site 1.2(1) or later.

Before you begin

  • Make sure that you have Python 2.7.14+ or Python 3.4+.

Procedure

Step 1

Download the ACI Multi-Site Tools image from Cisco ACI Multi-Site Software Download link.

  1. Go to the Software Download link:

    https://software.cisco.com/download/home/285968390/type

  2. Click ACI Multi-Site Software.

  3. Choose the ACI Multi-Site Tools image release version and click the download icon.

Step 2

Untar and extract the files:

$ tar xvf tools-msc-<build_number>.tar.gz

msc_cfg_example.yml
msc_lib.py
msc_vm_clean.py
msc_vm_util.py
Node.py
python
README
requirements.txt
Step 3

Change to the tools-msc-<build_number> directory: 

$ cd tools-msc-<build_number>
Step 4

Verify that you are running either Python 2.7.14 or later or Python 3.4 or later.

$ python -V
Python 2.7.15
Step 5

Ensure you have permission to install python packages. For example, change shell to become super-user:

$ sudo bash
Step 6

If you plan to use a proxy to access the Internet, make sure to configure the proxy as follows:

Example:

$ export http_proxy=your_proxy_ip:your_proxy_port
$ export https_proxy=your_proxy_ip:your_proxy_port
Step 7

Install the python package installer:

# python -m ensurepip
Collecting setuptools
Collecting pip
Installing collected packages: setuptools, pip
Successfully installed pip-9.0.3 setuptools-39.0.1
Step 8

Install the packages in requirements.txt: 

# python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
Step 9

Exit the shell:

# exit
$

Once you have completed all the steps, proceed to Deploying Cisco ACI Multi-Site Using Python.

If there is any errors, address them. You must complete the above steps or the Multi-Site python scripts will not work.

Deploying Cisco ACI Multi-Site Using Python

This section describes how to deploy Cisco ACI Multi-Site 1.2(1) or later using Python.

Before you begin

Procedure

Step 1

Copy the msc_cfg_example.yml file and rename it to msc_cfg.yml. 

$ cp msc_cfg_example.yml msc_cfg.yml

  1. Edit the msc_cfg.yml configuration file and fill in all the parameters for your environment.

    All the parameters that need to be filled in are in all caps, for example: <VCENTER_NAME>.

    For a sample msc_cfg.yml file, see Sample msc_cfg.yml File.

Step 2

Execute the script to deploy the MSC VMs and prepare them:

$ python msc_vm_util.py

To see the full options supported, enter:

$ python msc_vm_util.py -h

  1. Enter vCenter, node1, node2 and node3 passwords when prompted.

You have completed the deployment.
Step 3

The script creates three Multi-Site VMs and execute the initial deployment scripts. It will take several minutes to create the VMs and execute the deployment scripts. After successful execution the Multi-Site cluster is ready for use. You can verify by accessing the Multi-Site GUI.

Sample msc_cfg.yml File

This is a sample msc_cfg.yml file: 

#
# Vcenter parameters
#
vcenter:
  name: dev5-vcenter1
  user: administrator@vsphere.local

  #
  # Host under which the MSC VMs need to be created
  #
  host: 192.64.142.55

  #
  # Path to the MSC OVA file
  #
  # Example: /home/user/image/msc-1.2.1b.ova
  #
  msc_ova_file: ../images/msc-1.2.1g.ova

  #
  #  Optional. If not given default library name of "msc-content-lib"
  #  would be used
  # 
  
  # library: content-library-name

  #
  # Library datastore name
  #
  library_datastore: datastore1

  #
  # Host datastore name
  #
  host_datastore: datastore1
  
  #
  # MSC VM name prefix. The full name will be of the form vm_name_prefix-node1
  #
  vm_name_prefix: msc-121g 

  #
  # Wait Time in seconds for VMs to come up
  #
  vm_wait_time: 120

  
  
# 
# Common parameters for all nodes
#
common:
  #
  # Network maske
  #
  netmask: 255.255.248.0

  #
  # Gateway' IP address
  #
  gateway: 192.64.136.1 

  #
  # Domain Name-Server IP. Leave blank for DHCP
  #
  nameserver: 192.64.136.140

  #
  # Network label of the Management network port-group
  #
  management: "VM Network" 

#  
# Node specific parameters
#
node1:
  #
  # To use static IP, please specify valid IP address for the "ip" attribute
  #
  ip: 192.64.136.204 
  #
  # Node specific "netmask" parameter over-rides the comman.netmask
  #
  netmask: 255.255.248.0 

node2:
  #
  # To obtain IP via DHCP, please leave the "ip", "gateway" & "nameserver" fields blank
  #
  ip:
  gateway:
  nameserver:  

node3:
  #
  # To obtain IP via DHCP, please leave the "ip" field blank
  #
  ip: 192.64.136.206

Note

In the sample configuration file all the VMs are created under same host. The “host” parameter in the configuration file can be given at node level, to create the Multi-Site VMs in different hosts.

Deploying Cisco ACI Multi-Site Directly in ESX without Using vCenter

This section describes how to deploy Cisco ACI Multi-Site 1.2(1) or later directly in ESX without using vCenter.

Procedure

Step 1

Download the msc-<version>.ova from Cisco ACI Multi-Site Software Download link.

  1. Go to the Software Download link:

    https://software.cisco.com/download/home/285968390/type

  2. Click ACI Multi-Site Software.

  3. Choose the release version image and click the download icon.
Step 2

Untar the ova file into a new temporary directory:

$ mkdir msc_ova
$ cd msc_ova
$ tar xvf ../msc-<version>.ova
esx-msc-<version>.ovf
esx-msc-<version>.mf
esx-msc-<version>.cert
msc-<version>.ovf
msc-<version>.mf
msc-<version>.cert
msc-<version>-disk1.vmdk

This creates several files.
Step 3

Use the ESX vSphere client.

  1. Navigate to File > Deploy OVF Template > Browse and choose the esx-msc-<version>.ovf file.

  2. Complete rest of the menu options and deploy the VM.

  3. Repeat step 3 to create each Multi-Site node.

Step 4

Follow the procedure in Deploying Cisco ACI Multi-Site Release 1.0(x) Using an OVA to manually configure each of the nodes and bring up the Multi-Site node cluster.

Deploying Cisco ACI Multi-Site Release 1.2(x) Using an OVA

This section describes how to deploy Cisco ACI Multi-Site Release 1.2(x) using an OVA.

Before you begin

Procedure

Step 1

Install the virtual machines (VMs):

  1. Deploy OVA using the vCenter either the WebGUI or the vSphere Client.

    Note 

    The Multi-Site OVA cannot be directly deployed in ESX. Multi-Site OVA must be deployed using vCenter.

    In the Properties dialog box, enter the appropriate information for each VM:

    • In the Enter password field, enter the password.

    • In the Confirm password field, enter the password again.

    • In the Hostname field, enter the first node as node1, the second node as node2, and third node as node3. The given hostnames must be node1, node2, and node3.

      Note 

      Any deviation from using the given hostnames ("node1", "node2", "node3") causes the setup to fail.

    • In the Management Address (network address) field, enter the network address.

    • In the Management Netmask (network netmask) field, enter the netmask netmask.

    • In the Management Gateway (network gateway) field, enter the network gateway.

    • In the Domain Name System Server (DNS server) field, enter the DNS server.

    • Click Next.

    • In the Deployment settings pane, check all the information you provided is correct.

    • Click Power on after deployment.

    • Click Finish.

    • Repeat the properties setup for each VM.

  2. Ensure that the virtual machines are able to ping each other.
Step 2

On node1, perform the following:

  1. Connect to node1 using SSH.

  2. Change to the /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha directory: 

    [root@node1]# cd /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha

  3. Execute the msc_cfg_init.py command: 

    [root@node1 prodha]# ./msc_cfg_init.py
Starting the initialization of the cluster...
.
.
.
Both secrets created successfully.

Join other nodes to the cluster by executing the following on each of the other nodes:
./msc_cfg_join.py \
SWMTKN-1-4pu9zc9d81gxxw6mxec5tuxdt8nbarq1qnmfw9zcme1w1tljZh-7w3iwsddvd97ieza3ym1s5gj5 \
<ip_address_of_the_first_node>

  4. Take note of the management IP address of the first node, enter the following command:

    [root@node1 prodha]# ifconfig
inet 10.23.230.151  netmask 255.255.255.0  broadcast 192.168.99.255
Step 3

On node2, perform the following:

  1. Connect to node2 using SSH.

  2. Change to the /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha directory: 

    [root@node2]# cd /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha

  3. Execute the msc_cfg_join.py command using the IP address of the first node that was indicated in step 2c and d:

    Example:

    [root@node2 prodha]# ./msc_cfg_join.py \
SWMTKN-1-4pu9zc9d81gxxw6mxec5tuxdt8nbarq1qnmfw9zcme1w1tljZh-7w3iwsddvd97ieza3ym1s5gj5 \
10.23.230.151
Step 4

On node3, perform the following:

  1. Connect to node3 using SSH.

  2. Change to the /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha directory: 

    [root@node3]# cd /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha

  3. Execute the msc_cfg_join.py command using the IP address of the first node that was indicated in step 2c and d:

    Example:

    [root@node3 prodha]# ./msc_cfg_join.py \
SWMTKN-1-4pu9zc9d81gxxw6mxec5tuxdt8nbarq1qnmfw9zcme1w1tljZh-7w3iwsddvd97ieza3ym1s5gj5 \
10.23.230.151
Step 5

On any node, make sure the nodes are heathly. Verify that the STATUS is Ready, the AVAILABILITY is Active for each node, and the MANAGER STATUS is Reachable except for only one showing Leader: 

[root@node1 prodha]# docker node ls

Sample output:


ID                            HOSTNAME    STATUS    AVAILABILITY     MANAGER STATUS
g3mebdulaed2n0cyywjrtum31     node2       Ready     Active           Reachable
ucgd7mm2e2divnw9kvm4in7r7     node1       Ready     Active           Leader
zjt4dsodu3bff3ipn0dg5h3po *   node3       Ready     Active           Reachable
Step 6

On any node, execute the msc_deploy.py command: 

[root@node1 prodha]# ./msc_deploy.py
Step 7

On any node, make sure that all REPLICAS are up. For example, make sure it states 3/3 (3 out of 3) or 1/1 (1 out of 1).

Example:

[root@node1 prodha]# docker service ls

Sample output:

ID            NAME                MODE       REPLICAS IMAGE                        PORTS
1jmn525od7g6  msc_kongdb          replicated 1/1      postgres:9.4
2imn83pd4l38  msc_mongodb3        replicated 1/1      mongo:3.4
2kc6foltcv1p  msc_siteservice     global     3/3      msc-siteservice:0.3.0-407
6673appbs300  msc_schemaservice   global     3/3      msc-schemaservice:0.3.0-407
clqjgftg5ie2  msc_kong            global     3/3      msc-kong:1.1
j49z7kfvmu04  msc_mongodb2        replicated 1/1      mongo:3.4
lt4f2l1yqiw1  msc_mongodb1        replicated 1/1      mongo:3.4
mwsvixcxipse  msc_executionengine replicated 1/1      msc-executionengine:0.3.0-407
qnleu9wvw800  msc_syncengine      replicated 1/1      msc-syncengine:0.3.0-407
tfaqq4tkyhtx  msc_ui              global     3/3      msc-ui:0.3.0-407              *:80->80/tcp,*:443->443/tcp
ujcmf70r16zw  msc_platformservice global     3/3      msc-platformservice:0.3.0-407
uocu9msiarux  msc_userservice     global     3/3      msc-userservice:0.3.0-407
Step 8

Open the browser and enter any IP address of the 3 nodes to bring up the Multi-Site GUI.

Example:

https://10.23.230.151
Step 9

Log in to the Multi-Site GUI, the default log in is admin and the password is we1come!.

Step 10

Upon initial log in you will be forced to reset the password. Enter the current password and new password.

The new password requirements are:

  • At least 6 characters

  • At least 1 letter

  • At least 1 number

  • At least 1 special character apart from * and space

For more information about Day 0 Operations, see Day 0 Operations Overview.

Deploying Cisco ACI Multi-Site Release 1.1(x) Using an OVA

This section describes how to deploy Cisco ACI Multi-Site Release 1.1(x) using an OVA.

Before you begin

Procedure

Step 1

Install the virtual machines (VMs):

  1. Deploy OVA using the vCenter either the WebGUI or the vSphere Client.

    Note 

    In Release 1.1(x), the new OVF properties have been added to Multi-Site OVA, the Multi-Site OVA cannot be directly deployed in ESX. Multi-Site OVA must be deployed using vCenter.

    In the Properties dialog box, enter the appropriate information for each VM:

    • In the Enter password field, enter the password.

    • In the Confirm password field, enter the password again.

    • In the Hostname field, enter the first node as node1, the second node as node2, and third node as node3. The given hostnames must be node1, node2, and node3.

      Note 

      Any deviation from using the given hostnames ("node1", "node2", "node3") causes the setup to fail.

    • In the Management Address (network address) field, enter the network address.

    • In the Management Netmask (network netmask) field, enter the netmask netmask.

    • In the Management Gateway (network gateway) field, enter the network gateway.

    • In the Domain Name System Server (DNS server) field, enter the DNS server.

    • Click Next.

    • In the Deployment settings pane, check all the information you provided is correct.

    • Click Power on after deployment.

    • Click Finish.

    • Repeat the properties setup for each VM.

  2. Ensure that the virtual machines are able to ping each other.
Step 2

On node1, perform the following:

  1. Connect to node1 using SSH.

  2. Change to the /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha directory: 

    [root@node1]# cd /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha

  3. Execute the msc_cfg_init.py command: 

    [root@node1 prodha]# ./msc_cfg_init.py
Starting the initialization of the cluster...
.
.
.
Both secrets created successfully.

Join other nodes to the cluster by executing the following on each of the other nodes:
./msc_cfg_join.py \
SWMTKN-1-4pu9zc9d81gxxw6mxec5tuxdt8nbarq1qnmfw9zcme1w1tljZh-7w3iwsddvd97ieza3ym1s5gj5 \
<ip_address_of_the_first_node>

  4. Take note of the management IP address of the first node, enter the following command:

    [root@node1 prodha]# ifconfig
inet 10.23.230.151  netmask 255.255.255.0  broadcast 192.168.99.255
Step 3

On node2, perform the following:

  1. Connect to node2 using SSH.

  2. Change to the /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha directory: 

    [root@node2]# cd /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha

  3. Execute the msc_cfg_join.py command using the IP address of the first node that was indicated in step 2c and d:

    Example:

    [root@node2 prodha]# ./msc_cfg_join.py \
SWMTKN-1-4pu9zc9d81gxxw6mxec5tuxdt8nbarq1qnmfw9zcme1w1tljZh-7w3iwsddvd97ieza3ym1s5gj5 \
10.23.230.151
Step 4

On node3, perform the following:

  1. Connect to node3 using SSH.

  2. Change to the /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha directory: 

    [root@node3]# cd /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha

  3. Execute the msc_cfg_join.py command using the IP address of the first node that was indicated in step 2c and d:

    Example:

    [root@node3 prodha]# ./msc_cfg_join.py \
SWMTKN-1-4pu9zc9d81gxxw6mxec5tuxdt8nbarq1qnmfw9zcme1w1tljZh-7w3iwsddvd97ieza3ym1s5gj5 \
10.23.230.151
Step 5

On any node, make sure the nodes are heathly. Verify that the STATUS is Ready, the AVAILABILITY is Active for each node, and the MANAGER STATUS is Reachable except for only one showing Leader: 

[root@node1 prodha]# docker node ls

Sample output:


ID                            HOSTNAME    STATUS    AVAILABILITY     MANAGER STATUS
g3mebdulaed2n0cyywjrtum31     node2       Ready     Active           Reachable
ucgd7mm2e2divnw9kvm4in7r7     node1       Ready     Active           Leader
zjt4dsodu3bff3ipn0dg5h3po *   node3       Ready     Active           Reachable
Step 6

On any node, execute the msc_deploy.py command: 

[root@node1 prodha]# ./msc_deploy.py
Step 7

On any node, make sure that all REPLICAS are up. For example, make sure it states 3/3 (3 out of 3) or 1/1 (1 out of 1).

Example:

[root@node1 prodha]# docker service ls

Sample output:

ID            NAME                MODE       REPLICAS IMAGE                        PORTS
1jmn525od7g6  msc_kongdb          replicated 1/1      postgres:9.4
2imn83pd4l38  msc_mongodb3        replicated 1/1      mongo:3.4
2kc6foltcv1p  msc_siteservice     global     3/3      msc-siteservice:0.3.0-407
6673appbs300  msc_schemaservice   global     3/3      msc-schemaservice:0.3.0-407
clqjgftg5ie2  msc_kong            global     3/3      msc-kong:1.1
j49z7kfvmu04  msc_mongodb2        replicated 1/1      mongo:3.4
lt4f2l1yqiw1  msc_mongodb1        replicated 1/1      mongo:3.4
mwsvixcxipse  msc_executionengine replicated 1/1      msc-executionengine:0.3.0-407
qnleu9wvw800  msc_syncengine      replicated 1/1      msc-syncengine:0.3.0-407
tfaqq4tkyhtx  msc_ui              global     3/3      msc-ui:0.3.0-407              *:80->80/tcp,*:443->443/tcp
ujcmf70r16zw  msc_platformservice global     3/3      msc-platformservice:0.3.0-407
uocu9msiarux  msc_userservice     global     3/3      msc-userservice:0.3.0-407
Step 8

Open the browser and enter any IP address of the 3 nodes to bring up the Multi-Site GUI.

Example:

https://10.23.230.151
Step 9

Log in to the Multi-Site GUI, the default log in is admin and the password is we1come!.

Step 10

Upon initial log in you will be forced to reset the password. Enter the current password and new password.

The new password requirements are:

  • At least 6 characters

  • At least 1 letter

  • At least 1 number

  • At least 1 special character apart from * and space

For more information about Day 0 Operations, see Day 0 Operations Overview.

Deploying Cisco ACI Multi-Site Release 1.0(x) Using an OVA

This section describes how to deploy Cisco ACI Multi-Site Release 1.0(x) using an OVA.

Before you begin

Procedure

Step 1

Install the virtual machines (VMs):

  1. Deploy OVA to the vSphere.

  2. Clone the VM two more times.

  3. Power on each VM.

  4. Use the vSphere console to log in to the VM:

    • Log in using the default root password cisco.

    • Upon first log in, it forces you to change your passwords.

      If you see the following error on initial login password reset:

      Authentication token manipulation error

      Ensure you are re-entering the current password cisco.

    • Specify the IP address for eth0 using the nmtui command or you can use another method.

      If using the nmtui command, you must deactivate and activate the eth0 NIC to ensure the changes apply.

    • Repeat step 1d for the other two VMs.

  5. Ensure that the virtual machines are able to ping each other.
Step 2

Configure the hostname for each VM by using the command line interface (CLI) or the text user interface (TUI) tool. The given hostnames must be node1, node2, and node3.

Note 

Any deviation from using the given hostnames ("node1", "node2", "node3") causes the setup to fail.

  1. Using the CLI:

    On the first node, enter the following command:
    # hostnamectl set-hostname node1
    On the second node, enter the following command:
    # hostnamectl set-hostname node2
    On the third node, enter the following command:
    # hostnamectl set-hostname node3

    Using the TUI tool:

    Enter the nmtui command to configure the hostnames for each VM.

  2. You must logout and log back in for each VM.
Step 3

On node1, perform the following:

  1. Connect to node1 using SSH.

  2. Change to the /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha directory: 

    [root@node1]# cd /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha

  3. Execute the msc_cfg_init.py command: 

    [root@node1 prodha]# ./msc_cfg_init.py
Starting the initialization of the cluster...
.
.
.
Both secrets created successfully.

Join other nodes to the cluster by executing the following on each of the other nodes:
./msc_cfg_join.py \
SWMTKN-1-4pu9zc9d81gxxw6mxec5tuxdt8nbarq1qnmfw9zcme1w1tljZh-7w3iwsddvd97ieza3ym1s5gj5 \
<ip_address_of_the_first_node>

  4. Take note of the management IP address of the first node, enter the following command:

    [root@node1 prodha]# ifconfig
inet 10.23.230.151  netmask 255.255.255.0  broadcast 192.168.99.255
Step 4

On node2, perform the following:

  1. Connect to node2 using SSH.

  2. Change to the /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha directory: 

    [root@node2]# cd /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha

  3. Execute the msc_cfg_join.py command using the IP address of the first node that was indicated in step 3c and d:

    Example:

    [root@node2 prodha]# ./msc_cfg_join.py \
SWMTKN-1-4pu9zc9d81gxxw6mxec5tuxdt8nbarq1qnmfw9zcme1w1tljZh-7w3iwsddvd97ieza3ym1s5gj5 \
10.23.230.151
Step 5

On node3, perform the following:

  1. Connect to node3 using SSH.

  2. Change to the /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha directory: 

    [root@node3]# cd /opt/cisco/msc/builds/<build_number>/prodha

  3. Execute the msc_cfg_join.py command using the IP address of the first node that was indicated in step 3c and d:

    Example:

    [root@node3 prodha]# ./msc_cfg_join.py \
SWMTKN-1-4pu9zc9d81gxxw6mxec5tuxdt8nbarq1qnmfw9zcme1w1tljZh-7w3iwsddvd97ieza3ym1s5gj5 \
10.23.230.151
Step 6

On any node, make sure the nodes are heathly. Verify that the STATUS is Ready, the AVAILABILITY is Active for each node, and the MANAGER STATUS is Reachable except for only one showing Leader: 

[root@node1 prodha]# docker node ls

Sample output:


ID                            HOSTNAME    STATUS    AVAILABILITY    MANAGER STATUS
g3mebdulaed2n0cyywjrtum31     node2       Ready     Active          Reachable
ucgd7mm2e2divnw9kvm4in7r7     node1       Ready     Active          Leader
zjt4dsodu3bff3ipn0dg5h3po *   node3       Ready     Active          Reachable
Step 7

On any node, execute the msc_deploy.py command: 

[root@node1 prodha]# ./msc_deploy.py
Step 8

On any node, make sure that all REPLICAS are up. For example, make sure it states 3/3 (3 out of 3) or 1/1 (1 out of 1).

Example:

[root@node1 prodha]# docker service ls

Sample output:


ID           NAME                MODE       REPLICAS  IMAGE                         PORTS
1jmn525od7g6 msc_kongdb          replicated 1/1       postgres:9.4
2imn83pd4l38 msc_mongodb3        replicated 1/1       mongo:3.4
2kc6foltcv1p msc_siteservice     global     3/3       msc-siteservice:0.3.0-407
6673appbs300 msc_schemaservice   global     3/3       msc-schemaservice:0.3.0-407
clqjgftg5ie2 msc_kong            global     3/3       msc-kong:1.1
j49z7kfvmu04 msc_mongodb2        replicated 1/1       mongo:3.4
lt4f2l1yqiw1 msc_mongodb1        replicated 1/1       mongo:3.4
mwsvixcxipse msc_executionengine replicated 1/1       msc-executionengine:0.3.0-407
qnleu9wvw800 msc_syncengine      replicated 1/1       msc-syncengine:0.3.0-407
tfaqq4tkyhtx msc_ui              global     3/3       msc-ui:0.3.0-407              *:80->80/tcp,*:443->443/tcp
ujcmf70r16zw msc_platformservice global     3/3       msc-platformservice:0.3.0-407
uocu9msiarux msc_userservice     global     3/3       msc-userservice:0.3.0-407
Step 9

Open the browser and enter any IP address of the 3 nodes to bring up the Multi-Site GUI.

Example:

https://10.23.230.151
Step 10

Log in to the Multi-Site GUI, the default log in is admin and the password is we1come!.

Step 11

Upon initial log in you will be forced to reset the password. Enter the current password and new password.

The new password requirements are:

  • At least 6 characters

  • At least 1 letter

  • At least 1 number

  • At least 1 special character apart from * and space

For more information about Day 0 Operations, see Day 0 Operations Overview.

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