Knox HA environment

["Prasad R. Nuamatha" <pr...@up.com>]

I am just trying to get an understanding on how do we go about High 
Availablitiy in Knox.  Do we just have to deploy two instances of knox and 
have them running parallel and have them manual flip by a cname  when one 
is not working or have another round robin server in front ? Or is there 
any other way to accomplish this. 
Thanks
Prasad

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Re: Knox HA environment

[larry mccay <lm...@apache.org>]

Hi Prasad -

We have docs in the user guide for using multiple instances behind a load
balancer. This would also provide better scalability but you can use the
cname trick as well.

We do not assume that there are specialized clients for some other HA
protocol like some servers. REST clients don't usually expect that.

Thanks,

--larry
On Jul 6, 2016 4:50 PM, "Prasad R. Nuamatha" <pr...@up.com> wrote:

> I am just trying to get an understanding on how do we go about High
> Availablitiy in Knox.  Do we just have to deploy two instances of knox and
> have them running parallel and have them manual flip by a cname  when one
> is not working or have another round robin server in front ? Or is there
> any other way to accomplish this.
>
> Thanks
>
> Prasad
>
>
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