IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Application Diagnostics, Version 7.1.0.1
Add an additional Kernel - UNIX
You can add a second kernel instance. More than two kernels are not supported. To add an additional Kernel to the Managing Server configuration:
- Decide which ports to use for the additional Kernel. Each Kernel requires 3 ports for operation. Edit the MS_home/bin/setenv.sh file and add the following properties:
- KERNEL_HOST${KERNEL_COUNT}=hostname. For example,
KERNEL_HOST02=dev-lnx-mycompany
- PORT_KERNEL_CODEBASE${KERNEL_COUNT}=port_number. For example,
PORT_KERNEL_CODEBASE02=9123
- PORT_KERNEL_RFS${KERNEL_COUNT}=port_number. For example,
PORT_KERNEL_RFS02=9121
- PORT_KERNEL_RMI{KERNEL_COUNT}=port_number. For example,
PORT_KERNEL_RMI=9119
- Edit the MS_home/etc/ms.properties file and set the kernel.hosts property as follows:
kernel.hosts=KERNEL_HOST01:PORT_KERNEL_CODEBASE01:PORT_KERNEL_RFS01:PORT_KERNEL_RMI01,KERNEL_HOST02:PORT_KERNEL_CODEBASE02:PORT_KERNEL_RFS02:PORT_KERNEL_RMI02
For example,
dev-lnx-mycompany.usca.abc.com:8122:8120:8118, dev-lnx-mycompany.usca.abc.com:8123:8121:8119
- Increase the heap size if needed.
- If it is not already stopped, stop the Managing Server. See Stop the Managing Server.
- In MS_home/bin, edit the am-start.sh script according to the number of kernels there are. If there are two kernels, then the am-start.sh script must have the following commands:
amctl.sh wd1 start
amctl.sh wd2 start
- In MS_home/bin, edit the am-stop.sh script according to the number of kernels there are. If there are two kernels, then the am-start.sh script must have the following commands:
amctl.sh wd1 stop
amctl.sh wd2 stop
Also edit the am-status.sh script in the same directory according to the number of kernels.
- If you are finished adding additional components, start the Managing Server.
- For the data collectors connecting to this Managing Server, restart the instances of the application servers that are being monitored by the data collectors.
Parent topic:
Create additional instances of Managing Server components