I have been setting up a cluster of Elasticsearch in Azure, using Ubuntu
VM, following the tutorial on the plugin page (elasticsearch-cloud-azure)
on github. I've managed to configure everything and I have elasticsearch
running, but I have 3 clusters of 1 Node instead of 1 Cluster of 3 nodes. I
guess that the problem comes from:
I'm not sure of what "your_azure_cloud_service_name" should be. I have all
my nodes inside a Virtual Network, so they can communicate each other. By
default, on azure each time I create a VM, a new Cloud Service containing
only that VM is created. Should that value be different for each of the
nodes in my cluster?
You must create each VM under the same cloud service.
azure vm create azure-elasticsearch-cluster ....
Cloud service name is azure-elasticsearch-cluster
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David
Twitter : @dadoonet / @elasticsearchfr / @scrutmydocs
I have been setting up a cluster of Elasticsearch in Azure, using Ubuntu VM, following the tutorial on the plugin page (elasticsearch-cloud-azure) on github. I've managed to configure everything and I have elasticsearch running, but I have 3 clusters of 1 Node instead of 1 Cluster of 3 nodes. I guess that the problem comes from:
I'm not sure of what "your_azure_cloud_service_name" should be. I have all my nodes inside a Virtual Network, so they can communicate each other. By default, on azure each time I create a VM, a new Cloud Service containing only that VM is created. Should that value be different for each of the nodes in my cluster?
Thanks David, it did work. It's a bit confusing that because by default
Azure binds a VM to the port 22 for SSH it creates a new cloud service. I
need to specify the binding to be a different port to have multiple VMs
under the same cloud service. I'll blog about my experience to clarify this
for other people..
On Sat, Jun 21, 2014 at 5:45 AM, David Pilato david@pilato.fr wrote:
You must create each VM under the same cloud service.
azure vm create azure-elasticsearch-cluster ....
Cloud service name is azure-elasticsearch-cluster
--
David
Twitter : @dadoonet / @elasticsearchfr / @scrutmydocs
I have been setting up a cluster of Elasticsearch in Azure, using Ubuntu
VM, following the tutorial on the plugin page (elasticsearch-cloud-azure)
on github. I've managed to configure everything and I have elasticsearch
running, but I have 3 clusters of 1 Node instead of 1 Cluster of 3 nodes. I
guess that the problem comes from:
I'm not sure of what "your_azure_cloud_service_name" should be. I have all
my nodes inside a Virtual Network, so they can communicate each other. By
default, on azure each time I create a VM, a new Cloud Service containing
only that VM is created. Should that value be different for each of the
nodes in my cluster?
I'm a bit lost on that one...
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Thanks David, it did work. It's a bit confusing that because by default Azure binds a VM to the port 22 for SSH it creates a new cloud service. I need to specify the binding to be a different port to have multiple VMs under the same cloud service. I'll blog about my experience to clarify this for other people..
On Sat, Jun 21, 2014 at 5:45 AM, David Pilato david@pilato.fr wrote:
You must create each VM under the same cloud service.
azure vm create azure-elasticsearch-cluster ....
Cloud service name is azure-elasticsearch-cluster
--
David
Twitter : @dadoonet / @elasticsearchfr / @scrutmydocs
I have been setting up a cluster of Elasticsearch in Azure, using Ubuntu VM, following the tutorial on the plugin page (elasticsearch-cloud-azure) on github. I've managed to configure everything and I have elasticsearch running, but I have 3 clusters of 1 Node instead of 1 Cluster of 3 nodes. I guess that the problem comes from:
I'm not sure of what "your_azure_cloud_service_name" should be. I have all my nodes inside a Virtual Network, so they can communicate each other. By default, on azure each time I create a VM, a new Cloud Service containing only that VM is created. Should that value be different for each of the nodes in my cluster?
I'm a bit lost on that one...
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Thanks David, it did work. It's a bit confusing that because by default
Azure binds a VM to the port 22 for SSH it creates a new cloud service. I
need to specify the binding to be a different port to have multiple VMs
under the same cloud service. I'll blog about my experience to clarify this
for other people..
On Sat, Jun 21, 2014 at 5:45 AM, David Pilato david@pilato.fr wrote:
You must create each VM under the same cloud service.
azure vm create azure-elasticsearch-cluster ....
Cloud service name is azure-elasticsearch-cluster
--
David
Twitter : @dadoonet / @elasticsearchfr / @scrutmydocs
I have been setting up a cluster of Elasticsearch in Azure, using Ubuntu
VM, following the tutorial on the plugin page (elasticsearch-cloud-azure)
on github. I've managed to configure everything and I have elasticsearch
running, but I have 3 clusters of 1 Node instead of 1 Cluster of 3 nodes. I
guess that the problem comes from:
I'm not sure of what "your_azure_cloud_service_name" should be. I have
all my nodes inside a Virtual Network, so they can communicate each other.
By default, on azure each time I create a VM, a new Cloud Service
containing only that VM is created. Should that value be different for each
of the nodes in my cluster?
I'm a bit lost on that one...
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Thanks David, it did work. It's a bit confusing that because by default Azure binds a VM to the port 22 for SSH it creates a new cloud service. I need to specify the binding to be a different port to have multiple VMs under the same cloud service. I'll blog about my experience to clarify this for other people..
On Sat, Jun 21, 2014 at 5:45 AM, David Pilato david@pilato.fr wrote:
You must create each VM under the same cloud service.
azure vm create azure-elasticsearch-cluster ....
Cloud service name is azure-elasticsearch-cluster
--
David
Twitter : @dadoonet / @elasticsearchfr / @scrutmydocs
I have been setting up a cluster of Elasticsearch in Azure, using Ubuntu VM, following the tutorial on the plugin page (elasticsearch-cloud-azure) on github. I've managed to configure everything and I have elasticsearch running, but I have 3 clusters of 1 Node instead of 1 Cluster of 3 nodes. I guess that the problem comes from:
I'm not sure of what "your_azure_cloud_service_name" should be. I have all my nodes inside a Virtual Network, so they can communicate each other. By default, on azure each time I create a VM, a new Cloud Service containing only that VM is created. Should that value be different for each of the nodes in my cluster?
I'm a bit lost on that one...
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