Use this page to add nodes to deployment environments and
assign nodes to the functional areas within a deployment environment
based on an IBM-supplied pattern. The panel enforces any functional
constraints you define to prevent configuration errors caused by insufficient
resources for a specific function.
Security role required: Your userid
must be associated with either Administrator or Configurator role
to use this page.
To view this administrative console page, click .
The table contains the following control and information.
- Reset
- Resets the configuration settings for the node.
If you make
changes to a selected node and then decide you want to go back to
the original settings, click Reset.
- Select
- Selects the current row. Selecting a populated row and clicking Remove removes
a node.
- Add Nodes
- From the pull-down list, select a node that you want to add to
the deployment environment configuration. Click Add.
The node will be added to the table. If an initial port value was
specified when the deployment environment was created, this value
will be used for the node.
Note: The list displays nodes currently
managed by the deployment manager. If you add a new node and want
to view it in the node list, make sure you create and federate the
node into the deployment manager.
- Node
- The node name.
- Status
- An icon that represents the status of the specified node.
- Cluster Status
- An icon that refers to the associated column, and represents the
status of that cluster. If there are multiple nodes in the cluster,
the cluster status represents the overall status of all of these nodes.
- Version
- The actual version of the installed product.
- Host
- The domain name or IP address of the host on which the node is
located.
- Application Deployment Target
- By default this number is set to one (1).
Keep in mind that each node generates a virtual machine that will
use up resources.
- Messaging Infrastructure
- By default this number is set to one (1).
Keep in mind that each node generates a virtual machine that will
use up resources.
- Supporting Infrastructure
- By default this number is set to one (1).
Keep in mind that each node generates a virtual machine that will
use up resources.
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