By Franck Pachot . In this series of small examples on recent features, I have imported in a previous post, the statistics of covid-19 per day and per countries. This is typical of data that comes as a time-series ordered by date, because this is how it is generated day after day, but where you probably want to query from…
Usually, when we speak about Standalone mode we imagine that it can’t be clustered… In fact, with JBoss it is possible, the clustering functionality is configured by default in the HA-based profiles: standalone-ha.xml and standalone-full-ha.xml. I would like to share with you two cluster scenarios: – Scenario 1: Two Standalone instances on one VM – Scenario 2: Two Standalone instances…
What is ClusterControl ? Since years, I’m using and installing by customers a management and automation software called “ClusterControl” from Severalnines (www.severalnines.com). With it, you can easily deploy, manage, monitor and scale your open source database servers or clusters (MariaDB, Percona, Postgres, Galera) from one GUI (Clustercontrol User Interface) on premise or even in the cloud. Some weeks ago, Severalnines…
My previous blog was about the MariaDB Galera cluster new features (version 10.4). Now I will only focus on the streaming replication and give you an overview of all the tests I performed. How to enable streaming replication? Quite easy, there are only 2 parameters: wsrep_trx_fragment_unit and wsrep_trx_fragment_size Then you have to choose a replication unit between the followings: .…
In a recent project on Alfresco, I had to setup a Clustering environment. It all went smoothly but I did face one single issue with the setup of the Clustering on the Alfresco Share layer. That’s something I never faced before and you will understand why below. Initially, to setup the Alfresco Share Clustering, I used the sample file packaged…
In previous blogs, I talked about some basis and presented some possible architectures for Alfresco, I talked about the Clustering setup for the Alfresco Repository, the Alfresco Share and for ActiveMQ. I also setup an Apache HTTPD as a Load Balancer. In this one, I will talk about the last layer that I wanted to present, which is Solr and…
In previous blogs, I talked about some basis and presented some possible architectures for Alfresco, I talked about the Clustering setup for the Alfresco Repository, the Alfresco Share and for ActiveMQ. In this one, I will talk about the Front-end layer, but in a very particular setup because it will also act as a Load Balancer. For an Alfresco solution,…
In previous blogs, I talked about some basis and presented some possible architectures for Alfresco, I talked about the Clustering setup for the Alfresco Repository and the Alfresco Share. In this one, I will work on the ActiveMQ layer. I recently posted something related to the setup of ActiveMQ and some initial configuration. I will therefore extend this topic in…
In previous blogs, I talked about some basis and presented some possible architectures for Alfresco and I talked about the Clustering setup for the Alfresco Repository. In this one, I will work on the Alfresco Share layer. Therefore, if you are using another client like a CMIS/REST client or an ADF Application, it won’t work that way, but you might…
In a previous blog, I talked about some basis and presented some possible architectures for Alfresco. Now that this introduction has been done, let’s dig into the real blogs about how to setup a HA/Clustering Alfresco environment. In this blog in particular, I will talk about the Repository layer. For the Repository Clustering, there are three prerequisites (and that’s all…
This blog will be the first of a series on Alfresco HA/Clustering topics. It’s been too long I haven’t posted anything related to Alfresco so I thought about writing a few blogs about my experience with setting up more or less complex HA/Clustering infrastructures. So, let’s start this first part with an introduction to the Alfresco HA/Clustering. If you want…
Few weeks ago, my colleagues and me discussed availability groups and network considerations for one of our customers including disabling SQL Browser service and shared memory protocol. The point was disabling both features may lead to unexpected behaviors when creating availability groups. Let’s start with the SQL Browser service. It is not uncommon to disable this service at customer shops…
