Creating standalone and clustered instances in GlassFish

mercredi juil. 09, 2008

Get all the bat scripts here. Define first a passwordfile.txt :

AS_ADMIN_PASSWORD=adminadmin AS_ADMIN_ADMINPASSWORD=adminadmin AS_ADMIN_MASTERPASSWORD=changeit

set the environment :

set AS_HOME=S:\appserver set PATH=%AS_HOME%\bin;%PATH% set PATH=%AS_HOME%\lib;%PATH% set GF_AS_HOST=localhost set GF_AS_DOMAIN_NAME=domain2 set GF_AS_DOMAIN_DIR=%AS_HOME%\domains set GF_AS_DOMAIN_PROFILE=cluster REM Node Agent settings set GF_AS_NA_DIR=%AS_HOME%\nodeagents set GF_AS_NA_NAME=primary-node-agent set GF_AS_NA_PORT=%GF_AS_BASE_PORT%10 REM Instance settings (dev is a standalone one, without cluster) set GF_AS_INSTANCE_NAME=dev set GF_AS_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT=70 set GF_AS_INSTANCE_HTTP_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%80 set GF_AS_INSTANCE_HTTP_SSL_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%81 set GF_AS_INSTANCE_JMS_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%76 set GF_AS_INSTANCE_JMX_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%86 set GF_AS_INSTANCE_IIOP_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%30 set GF_AS_INSTANCE_IIOP_SSL_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%40 set GF_AS_INSTANCE_IIOP_MUT_AUTH_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%50 set GF_AS_CLUSTER_NAME=Cluster1 set GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_NAME=prod set GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_NA_NAME=%GF_AS_NA_NAME% set GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_CONFIG_NAME=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_NAME%-config set GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_CONFIG_NAME=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_NAME%-config set GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT=60 set GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_HTTP_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%80 set GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_HTTP_SSL_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%81 set GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_JMS_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%76 set GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_JMX_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%86 set GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_IIOP_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%30 set GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_IIOP_SSL_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%40 set GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_IIOP_MUT_AUTH_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_BASE_PORT%50 set GF_AS_BASE_PORT=90 set GF_AS_ADMIN_PORT=%GF_AS_BASE_PORT%48 set GF_AS_INSTANCE_PORT=%GF_AS_BASE_PORT%80 set GF_AS_JMS_PORT=%GF_AS_BASE_PORT%76 set GF_AS_JMX_PORT=%GF_AS_BASE_PORT%86 set GF_AS_ORB_PORT=%GF_AS_BASE_PORT%30 set GF_AS_ORB_SSL_PORT=%GF_AS_BASE_PORT%40 set GF_AS_ORB_MUT_AUTH_PORT=%GF_AS_BASE_PORT%50 set GF_AS_HTTP_SSL_PORT=%GF_AS_BASE_PORT%81 set GF_ECHO=TRUE set GF_VERBOSE=FALSE set GF_TERSE=FALSE set GF_SECURE=FALSE

create a Domain

call setEnv.bat set AS_ADMIN_PROFILE=%GF_AS_DOMAIN_PROFILE% asadmin.bat create-domain --instanceport %GF_AS_INSTANCE_PORT% --adminport %GF_AS_ADMIN_PORT% --domainproperties jms.port=%GF_AS_JMS_PORT%:domain.jmxPort=%GF_AS_JMX_PORT%:orb.listener.port=%GF_AS_ORB_PORT%:orb.ssl.port=%GF_AS_ORB_SSL_PORT%:orb.mutualauth.port=%GF_AS_ORB_MUT_AUTH_PORT%:http.ssl.port=%GF_AS_HTTP_SSL_PORT% --domaindir %GF_AS_DOMAIN_DIR% --echo=%GF_ECHO% --adminuser admin --passwordfile "passwordfile.txt" --savemasterpassword %GF_AS_DOMAIN_NAME%

Following Louis's advice , we do add am-configurator.enabled=false into the file domains//config/domain-registry Start the Admin Server

asadmin.bat start-domain --verbose=%GF_VERBOSE% --user admin --passwordfile "passwordfile.txt" --echo=%GF_ECHO% --domaindir %GF_AS_DOMAIN_DIR% %GF_AS_DOMAIN_NAME%

create a node agent :

asadmin.bat create-node-agent --host %GF_AS_HOST% --port %GF_AS_ADMIN_PORT% --agentport %GF_AS_NA_PORT% --secure=%GF_SECURE% --agentdir=%GF_AS_NA_DIR% --user admin --savemasterpassword --passwordfile passwordfile.txt %GF_AS_NA_NAME%

Start the node-agent

asadmin.bat start-node-agent --startinstances --agentdir=%GF_AS_NA_DIR% -u admin --passwordfile "passwordfile.txt" --verbose=%GF_VERBOSE% --echo=%GF_ECHO% %GF_AS_NA_NAME%

create a standalone instance

asadmin.bat create-instance --systemproperties HTTP_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_HTTP_PORT%:HTTP_SSL_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_HTTP_SSL_PORT%:IIOP_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_IIOP_PORT%:IIOP_SSL_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_IIOP_SSL_PORT%:IIOP_SSL_MUTUALAUTH_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_IIOP_MUT_AUTH_PORT%:JMX_SYSTEM_CONNECTOR_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_JMX_PORT%:JMS_PROVIDER_PORT=%GF_AS_INSTANCE_JMS_PORT% -u admin --passwordfile "passwordfile.txt" --host %GF_AS_HOST% --port %GF_AS_ADMIN_PORT% --nodeagent %GF_AS_NA_NAME% --echo=%GF_ECHO% --secure=%GF_SECURE% %GF_AS_INSTANCE_NAME%

start the instance

asadmin.bat start-instance --echo=%GF_ECHO% -u admin --passwordfile "passwordfile.txt" --host %GF_AS_HOST% --port %GF_AS_ADMIN_PORT% %GF_AS_INSTANCE_NAME%

create a cluster

asadmin.bat create-cluster --systemproperties HTTP_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_HTTP_PORT%:HTTP_SSL_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_HTTP_SSL_PORT%:IIOP_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_IIOP_PORT%:IIOP_SSL_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_IIOP_SSL_PORT%:IIOP_SSL_MUTUALAUTH_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_IIOP_MUT_AUTH_PORT%:JMX_SYSTEM_CONNECTOR_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_JMS_PORT% -u admin --passwordfile "passwordfile.txt" --host %GF_AS_HOST% --port %GF_AS_ADMIN_PORT% --echo=%GF_ECHO% --secure=%GF_SECURE% %GF_AS_CLUSTER_NAME%

create a clustered instance :

asadmin.bat create-instance --cluster %GF_AS_CLUSTER_NAME% --nodeagent %GF_AS_NA_NAME% --systemproperties HTTP_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_HTTP_PORT%:HTTP_SSL_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_HTTP_SSL_PORT%:IIOP_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_IIOP_PORT%:IIOP_SSL_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_IIOP_SSL_PORT%:IIOP_SSL_MUTUALAUTH_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_IIOP_MUT_AUTH_PORT%:JMX_SYSTEM_CONNECTOR_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_JMX_PORT%:JMS_PROVIDER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_JMS_PORT% -u admin --passwordfile "passwordfile.txt" --host %GF_AS_HOST% --port %GF_AS_ADMIN_PORT% --echo=%GF_ECHO% --secure=%GF_SECURE% %GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_NAME% echo *** Go to the asadmin console , go to the configurations/Cluster1-config , check the JMS and JMX ports in the System Properties ***

start the cluster

asadmin.bat start-cluster -u admin --passwordfile "passwordfile.txt" --host %GF_AS_HOST% --port %GF_AS_ADMIN_PORT% --echo=%GF_ECHO% --secure=%GF_SECURE% %GF_AS_CLUSTER_NAME%

start the clustered instance

asadmin.bat create-cluster --systemproperties HTTP_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_HTTP_PORT%:HTTP_SSL_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_HTTP_SSL_PORT%:IIOP_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_IIOP_PORT%:IIOP_SSL_LISTENER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_IIOP_SSL_PORT%:IIOP_SSL_MUTUALAUTH_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_IIOP_MUT_AUTH_PORT%:JMX_SYSTEM_CONNECTOR_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_JMX_PORT%:JMS_PROVIDER_PORT=%GF_AS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE_JMS_PORT% -u admin --passwordfile "passwordfile.txt" --host %GF_AS_HOST% --port %GF_AS_ADMIN_PORT% --echo=%GF_ECHO% --secure=%GF_SECURE% %GF_AS_CLUSTER_NAME%

List the node-agents :

asadmin.bat list-node-agents --secure=%GF_SECURE% -u admin --passwordfile "passwordfile.txt" --echo=%GF_ECHO% --host %GF_AS_HOST% --port %GF_AS_ADMIN_PORT% domain

List the instances :

asadmin.bat list-instances -u admin --passwordfile "passwordfile.txt" --host %GF_AS_HOST% --echo=%GF_ECHO% --secure=%GF_SECURE% --port %GF_AS_ADMIN_PORT% domain

List the Clusters

asadmin.bat list-clusters -u admin --passwordfile "passwordfile.txt" --host %GF_AS_HOST% --echo=%GF_ECHO% --secure=%GF_SECURE% --port %GF_AS_ADMIN_PORT% domain

Your AppServer should look like this in the admin console : 

Finally add the Enterprise Manager add-ons : Read S:/appserver/addons/caps/readme.html ! Having set the following values in S:\appserver\addons\caps\installDomain2_dev.properties

caps.domain.name=domain2 caps.admin.port=9048 caps.admin.user=admin caps.admin.secure=false caps.target=dev caps.override.password.file=passwordfile.txt AS_ADMIN_PASSWORD=adminadmin AS_ADMIN_MASTERPASSWORD=changeit caps.stcms.os=win32 caps.uddi.install=true caps.stcms.install=false

Now run the EM scripts :

cd S:\appserver\addons\caps call S:\appserver\bin\asant.bat -f install.xml -Dinstall.properties=installDomain2_dev.properties -verbose -debug -logfile S:\appserver\addons\caps\appserver_addons_cap_antInstallerDomain2_dev.log

Stop and restart all running the scripts in the here under order :

call stopClusteredInstance.bat call stopCluster.bat call stopInstance.bat call stopNodeAgent.bat call stopAdminServer.bat call startAdminServer.bat startNodeAgent.bat call startCluster.bat startClusteredInstance.bat call startInstance.bat

Or faster, you could run \Application_Server_scripts\stopAll.bat then \Application_Server_scripts\startAll.bat ...

Read also the "Monitoring: Adding an Application Server Instance to Enterprise Manager" doc on line ...

Go to the as admin console, under Applications / Web Applications / SeeBeyondSunOneDeployer ...

...Deploy it on all targets :



Now in EM, in the left frame "Explorer" click "JavaEE" / "Manage Servers tab" "Add Application Server", select "Sun Java System Application Server Domain(9.1)" in the "Server Type" drop down list

Then  "Add Application Server", select "Sun Java System Application Server Instance(9.1)" in the "Server Type" drop down list, set the instance name "dev" and the HTTP port "7080"

You finally see your instance server :