Installing BMC Atrium Orchestrator Platform with Remedy Single Sign-On high availability clusters
To install and configure BMC Atrium Orchestrator Platform with Remedy Single Sign-On high-availability clusters, you must first install and set up the Remedy Single Sign-On high-availability clusters.
In a high availability environment, multiple instances of the Remedy Single Sign-On web application are deployed and form a cluster. Usually a load balancer is used as a front end to the cluster, giving the external applications the appearance of a single server.
For more information about using Remedy Single Sign-On in a high availability environment, see the following information:
The following table provides an overview of the tasks required to set up BMC Atrium Orchestrator Platform with a Remedy Single Sign-On cluster with more than one node.
No. |
| Task |
|---|---|---|
1. |
| Install the first node for BMC Remedy Single Sign-On in an HA environment Use the section called Installing Remedy Single Sign-On in an HA environment. |
2. |
| Install the additional node in a BMC Remedy Single Sign-On cluster Use the section called Installing Remedy Single Sign-On in an HA environment. |
3. |
| Install the load balancer server. A load balancer server communicates between BMC Atrium Orchestrator Platform and the Remedy Single Sign-On cluster. |
| 3.1 | Install OpenSSL certificates on the load balancer server. Create a truststore file by combining the Remedy Single Sign-On node certificates. |
| 3.2 | Configure listening ports on the load balancer and add HTTP and HTTPS virtual hosts. |
| 3.3 | Add balancer members configuration. |
| 3.4 | Enable load balancer and Remedy Single Sign-On modules. |
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