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This document describes the management network connections for a distibuted HA cluster environment. For a distributed environment, see Ports and communications For a monolithic environment, see Monolithic ports and communications |
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The Abiquo streaming API (outbound API and M module) will be removed from Abiquo 6.2. You can replace this feature using polling to obtain events from the Abiquo REST API. For more details, please contact Abiquo Customer Service |
Overview
Click on the diagram to display a larger version and open in a new tab or download to see a larger version. The information in this diagram is described in the following sections. The diagram shows a very large production system. However, the same connections between server components will be required in a smaller environment.
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The following table describes the servers used in the above diagrams.
Server | Description |
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UI | Web server with the Abiquo UI. The entry point for other applications such as reports |
API | The Abiquo API supports HA/load balanced configuration |
M | Abiquo M streams events to the users. It is also the outbound API. Public access is not mandatory |
MySQL | Main Abiquo database and accounting. Can be hosted on Services/datanode server |
Services or datanode | This server hosts: Redis, Rabbit MQ. It can also optionally host zookeeper, which is required for API HA/loadbalancing. And it can also host MySQL. It may also be referred to as the “Datanode” server |
RS | Abiquo Remote Services except BPM. |
BPM | Abiquo BPM (V2V) converts templates to different hypervisor formats. Requires high IOPS |
NFS | NFS contains the available templates. Each Abiquo data center requires a share on the storage technology |
PRS | Abiquo public cloud remote services, including CPP, virtual factory, VSM and nodecollector |
Server and frontend configurations
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