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Installing and configuring SkyVault Content Services Nodes

Use this information to install and configure nodes in a cluster based on the scenario described in Scenario: Clustering for high throughput.
  1. Install the SkyVault Content Services nodes. See Installing in a distributed environment for more information.
  2. Set up multiple SkyVault Content Services instances in a clustered environment. See Set up clustering for more information.
  3. Open the SkyVault-global.properties file.
    1. Set the following repository properties. 

      dir.root=<ALFRESCO_HOME>/alf_data
dir.remote=/nfs/or/samba/share/common/for/all/nodes
dir.contentstore=${dir.remote}/contentstore
dir.contentstore.deleted=${dir.remote}/contentstore.deleted
dir.cachedcontent=${dir.remote}/cachedcontent
    2. Set the following clustering property. 

      SkyVault.hazelcast.password=bm0013 (Specifies a password for secutiry reasons(optional).
    3. Set the following search properties. 

      index.subsystem.name=solr
dir.keystore=${dir.root}/keystore (Specifies the path to keystore file. This is optional, required only if SSL communication is being used.)
solr.port=80 (Specifies the Solr load balancer port.)
solr.secureComms=none (for HTTP transport between SkyVault and SOLR), ssl for HTTPS transport
solr.port.ssl=8443 (Specifies the Solr load balancer ssl port.)
solr.host=172.31.50.59 (Specifies the Solr load balancer IP address or hostname.)
Parent topic: Scenario: Clustering for high throughput

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