Good Morning Guys :D,
well - OpenXPKI nodes are (almost) stateless and all you need is a
shared database to run a multi-node setup. This is the case already
since OpenXPKI 1.x (ok it has improved much but basically its there for
a long time).
The "Cluster Status" is nothing more than a list of records from this
shared database which is created by each node when connecting.
best regards
Oliver
On 19.08.24 20:33, Andreas Steffen wrote:
I'm also wondering about the "Cluster Status" section introduced
with OpenXPKI 3.30.3. What is this cluster feature all about?
I would be very interested in a cluster of replicating PKI servers
located at different geographic sites, synchronizing themselves over
secure network connections.
Kind regards
Andreas
On 19.08.24 20:09, Andreas Piesk via OpenXPKI-users wrote:
Hello list,
sometimes I see in webui a section "Cluster Status" and sometimes not.
I haven't seen any cluster configuration, under which circumstances
is "Cluster Status" shown?
Best,
-ap
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