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1. Log in to the monitoring server

2. Edit the Cassandra configuration file at:

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   /etc/cassandra/conf/cassandra.yaml

   1. Remove Check the seeds value. In this example, remove x.x.x.x

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      seeds: x.x.x.x

      Add , which should be the IP of the monitoring VM (or the master VM as the new seeds value.in the cluster)

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      seeds: <IPx.ofx.Masterx.VM>x

3. Edit the KairosDB properties file at:

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   /opt/kairosdb/conf/kairosdb.properties

   1. Remove the this property

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      kairosdb.datastore.cassandra.host_list

   2. Add this property and set the value as the IP address of the monitoring server, without the port. Note the cql_ in the name. For example.

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      kairosdb.datastore.cassandra.cql_host_list=10.60.10.102

4. Edit the watchtower properties configuration files at:

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   /etc/abiquo/watchtower/delorean.conf /etc/abiquo/watchtower/emmett.conf

   1. Set the URL of the mysql server connection (as on the API server) with the IP address of the watchtower server

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   2. Set the database credentials as for the Abiquo server

5. Edit the watchtower properties files at:

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   /etc/abiquo/watchtower/delorean.properties /etc/abiquo/watchtower/emmett.

   Restart the server

   Stop the following services:

6. cassandra and check that it is really ded

7. kairosdb

8. abiquo-emmett

9. abiquo-delorean

properties

1. Add the port of the RabbitMQ connection to the datanode services server address

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   abiquo.rabbitmq.addresses = 10.60.10.102:5672

10. Check the status of the monitoring services

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    systemctl status abiquo-delorean.service abiquo-emmett.service kairosdb.service cassandra.service

    1. If they are running, stop monitoring services

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       systemctl stop abiquo-delorean.service abiquo-emmett.service kairosdb.service cassandra.service

    2. Check if Cassandra is really dead

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       ps auwx | grep cassandra

       Get the process number for Cassandra (the first number in the output of the previous command), and kill it. In this example, Cassandra is process 12345.

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       kill -9 12345

    3. Stop the firewalld (and allow connections as required)

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       systemctl stop firewalld.service

11. Start cassandra and wait 5 minutes before continuing

12. Start kairosdb and wait 1 minute

13. Start abiquo-emmett and abiquo-delorean (the order is not important here)

14. Start firewalld

The monitoring cluster of one server should now be fully functioning.

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1. On the Abiquo Server and the Abiquo Remote Services servers (but not the V2V server), edit the abiquo.properties file and check or set the following properties:

   1. abiquo.monitoring.enabled = yestrue

   2. abiquo.watchtower.host = {$MONITORING_IP_ADDRESS}

   3. abiquo.watchtower.port = 36638

2. Restart your Abiquo Tomcat serviceservices.

To validate monitoring:

1. This step assumes you have followed the Abiquo quick tutorial to deploy a VM in Abiquo

2. Create Log in to the Abiquo UI and create a new VM and edit it

3. Go to Monitoring and select the Fetch metrics checkbox and the metrics to display

4. Save the VM Have a cup of tea or coffee while you wait for the VM for and deploy it

5. Wait for Abiquo to obtain metrics for the VM (around 5 minutes)

6. On the VM icon, click the graph metrics button to display your VM metrics

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