[one-users] What happens with multiple front-ends?

[Jhon Masschelein]

Hi,

We have the openebula daemons running on one VM, and Sunstone running on 
another VM. (These Vms are of course not controlled by opennebula.)

There should be no problem at all to have multiple instances of the 
sunstone web-UI up and running simultaneously. Just make sure you do not 
run multiple instances of the Opennebula daemons!

Wkr,

Jhon


On 03/21/2012 06:36 PM, Shankhadeep Shome wrote:
> I think you should not make this that complicated, use a light weight vm
> to host the open nebula server. The sqlite db works great for small
> installs and you can easily migrate or restart the vm on the other host
> if you need to bring a host down.
>
> On Mar 21, 2012 1:19 PM, "Leonardo Montecchi" <lmontecchi at montex.org
> <mailto:lmontecchi at montex.org>> wrote:
>
>     Hi all,
>
>     I'm currently evaluating OpenNebula, with the aim to setup a redundant
>     cloud for our research group.
>
>     My setup will have two physical machines connected with Gigabit
>     Ethernet. I'm planning to use GlusterFS as image storage and MySQL
>     cluster for the database, to obtain complete redundancy.
>
>     However, I don't understand where I should install the front-end.
>     Ideally, I would like to install it on both machines, in order to have
>     it always available in case one of them fails. Would this it be ok? Will
>     I run into consistency problems due to multiple front-ends running?
>
>     Thanks,
>     Leonardo.
>
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