Deployment

Preparations

Provide a Huawei Cloud account, an AK/SK pair, and the region information.

Obtaining an Image

1. Request an image that contains the plug-in from Huawei after-sales personnel.
2. (Huawei Cloud after-sales personnel) Share the image.
3. Log in to the Huawei Cloud management console and choose Compute > Image Management Service. Then, receive the image and copy it to a private one.

Purchasing an SFS Turbo System

The cockpit system depends on SFS Turbo, so purchase an SFS Turbo file system first.

Cockpit Master Node Deployment

Select the private image of the master node. Use the security group, subnet, and VPC that are same as the SFS Turbo file system. Choose the flavor with 16 vCPUs and 32 GB memory, set the system disk to 300 GB, and bind an EIP.

Under Advanced Settings, enter the following custom script, set SFS_ENDPOINT to an actual value, and click Buy.

#!/bin/bash
cat >>/opt/cloud/services/intelligent-cockpit-agent/user_data.sh  <<EOF
CLUSTER_NAME=IntelligentCockpit
DEPLOYMENT_MODE=SIMPLE
USER_MANAGER_MODE=NIS
NIS_DOMAIN=intelligentCockpitServer.com
SFS_ENDPOINT=xxx
EOF

systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl start  CockpitStart.service
systemctl enable  CockpitStart.service

After the purchase is successful, configure the variables in the following script and set master-ip to the private IP address of the master node. Then, log in to the master node and execute the script. After the script is executed, the master node of the cockpit has been deployed.

#!/bin/bash
cat >> /opt/cloud/services/intelligent-cockpit-agent/application.properties  <<EOF
cluster.master-ip=xxx
cluster.intelligent-cockpit-master-ip=xxx
cluster.slurm-rest-url=http://127.0.0.1:6688
cluster.regionId=cn-southwest-2
user.domainId=xxx
user.ak=xxx
user.sk=xxx
user.project-id=xxx
cluster.sfs-share-ids=xxx
cluster.nis-domain-name=intelligentCockpitServer.com
EOF

systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl start  IntelligentCockpitAgent.service
systemctl enable  IntelligentCockpitAgent.service