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Server Clustering

What is server Clustering?
A server cluster is the combination of two or more servers that are interconnected to appear as one, thus creating a virtual resource that enhances availability, scalability, or both

Overview

Virtualizor support Central Management of many Nodes / Servers so that you can access and create VPS from the Master server only. Adding a server is very easy in Virtualizor. You can slave an EXISTING Virtualizor Server and deslave it any time. The master interacts with the slave only when necessary. The slave just becomes a extra resource for the master.

NOTE : The slave MUST have Virtualizor installed. The Virtualization Type will be detected by the Master itself. Also the MASTER can be OF ANY VIRTUALIZATION type i.e. OpenVZ, Xen or Linux KVM.

OS Templates and ISO Files

While creating Virtual Servers, its obvious that the server will require the OS templates OR ISO files to create a VPS, whether its Slave or the Master server. In the central management system, ALL OS Templates and ISOs must be there on the Master server. When a VPS is created on the slave and the OS Template is missing it will download it from the Master.

Obtaining Necessary Slave details

To add server on the master, we must get certain credentials from the slave server after Virtualizor is installed on it. To do so you must login into the Virtualizor Admin Panel of the slave and go to Configuration >> Server Info. Please take NOTE of the Servers Key Pass

Add Server on Master

On the Master, go to Virtualizor Admin Panel, then click on Servers >> Add Server.
There fill up the "Server Name, IP Address And Server Password (Key Pass)" and then click on "Add Server".
The master will communicate with the server and detect necessary details. If there is some CONFLICTS, the master will notify you of the same.

If everything is successful, it will add the server.

Existing VPS on Slave

All existing VPS, IPs, Users will be imported into the Master as well.

Note : Ownership of VPS will be determined by the email address of the user account. e.g. If there is a VPS on the slave owned by a@a.com and there is a existing user a@a.com on the master as well, the VPS will belong to the user on the master.

To Delete Server

First go to Virtualizor Admin Panel, Click on "List Servers" and then click on Delete icon to delete the server.

Once you click on delete icon, you'll get a confirmation to delete the server. If there is any communication issues with slave server and you want to forcefully delete the server then it will automatically show 'Forcefull un-slave' option on clicking delete icon. That will forcefully remove the slave server.

Troubleshooting

If you need any help, please contact us and we will help you.

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