HP Serviceguard Extension for SAP (SGeSAP) manual Easy Deployment of a Site Controller package

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The user is expected to input the applications tier base directory path (directory where instance specific installations are done) and the Oracle Database SID, and click the [Prepare] button on the screen to trigger the generation of required package configuration files for the SGeEBS applications tier toolkit package deployment.

The generated package configuration file for the SGeEBS applications tier toolkit package deployment will be displayed for the user’s review. The user can edit the configuration file. To complete the SGeEBS applications tier toolkit package deployment, the user needs to click on the [Apply] button in the same screen showing the configuration file.

Parameter discovery and default parameters

By way of automatic package parameter discovery by the SGeEBS Easy Deployment operation, the following package attributes are automatically populated in the SGeEBS Applications Tier Toolkit package configuration file:

Package name

Toolkit directory name

Service names

Web entry IP

Volume group, LVM, mount point, and file system

If a separate storage has been used for EBS instance-specific and application tier stack file system, then the storage information will be populated appropriately in the package configuration.

All other package parameters will be set to default values.

Error and exception handling

An error message will appear in the Serviceguard Manager package Easy Deployment operation log window, if the SGeEBS package Easy Deployment operation fails for one or more of the following reasons:

The package directory that the operation is trying to create for the package already exists.

An unexpected error occurs during the SGeEBS applications package deployment operation.

Limitations

The Easy Deployment feature for the SGeEBS applications tier toolkit package supports only modular style of packaging.

Easy Deployment of a Site Controller package

Introduction

The configuration of a Site Controller package is a multi-step process that requires editing multiple package configurations. The following are the steps required to configure a Site Controller package manually.

1.Selecting the appropriate Metrocluster module while creating the Site Controller package configuration. Ex. cmmakepkg –m dts/sc –m dts/mcxpca <pkg_name>.conf

2.Applying the empty Site Controller package configuration file with the site and node information.

3.Editing the root-most complex workload packages’ configuration and inserting the resource dependency for site safety latch

4.Re-applying the edited complex workload packages’ configuration

5.Editing the Site Controller package configuration and entering the complex workload package information and the Metrocluster module parameters values

6.Re-applying the edited Site Controller configuration

Please refer to the chapter on “Designing a disaster recovery solution using site-aware disaster-tolerant architecture” in the latest version of the Designing Disaster Recovery Clusters using Metroclusters and Continentalclusters, available at www.hp.com/go/hpux-serviceguard-docs.

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Contents Serviceguard Manager B.03.10 or later Executive summary Page Introduction Purpose and intended audienceSoftware prerequisite Cluster Easy Deployment using Serviceguard ManagerChoosing cluster Easy Deployment option Choosing to configure a simple Serviceguard cluster Choosing to configure a site-aware Metrocluster Choosing to configure a Metrocluster Choosing a cluster lock option Configuring system files Cluster configuration summary Limitations Cluster Easy Deployment command-line supportOptions supported ObjectiveEasy Deployment of SGeRAC toolkit packages Launching package Easy Deployment from Serviceguard ManagerSoftware prerequisites Page SGeRAC packages dependency structure Page Page Page Limitations Easy Deployment of Ecmt Oracle Single Instance DB packageEcmt Oracle Single Instance DB toolkit package deployment Limitations SGeEBS applications tier toolkit package deployment Easy Deployment of SGeEBS applications tier toolkit packageIntroduction Easy Deployment of a Site Controller packageSite Controller package Easy Deployment ObjectiveWorkflow diagram for Site Controller Easy Deployment How is it Packaging options Easy Deployment of the SGeSAP packagesSGeSAP packages deployment Serviceguard Manager, SGeSAP packages prepare screen Adding Additional SAP Systems to SGeSAP cluster Software prerequisites Easy Deployment of Ecmt DB2 packagesParameter discovery and default parameters Page For more information
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