Before setting up a vNIOS appliance as a Grid Master or Grid member, you install the virtual appliance on the VMware or Cisco-SRE-V platform. The instructions in this section assume that you have configured the server on your network, and you are able to connect to it from your management station. (For information about configuring the VMware products and Cisco SRE-V, refer to the VMware and Cisco documentation respectively.) Infoblox recommends that you back up your existing configuration before deploying a vNIOS virtual appliance. • Order your virtual Infoblox (vNIOS) appliances from your Infoblox representative. • If you plan to use Elastic Scaling for deployment, obtain dynamic licenses for the features you want to use. For information about Elastic Scaling, refer to the About Elastic Scaling section of the Infoblox NIOS Administrator Guide. • If you have one or more NIOS VMs already running on your server under a temporary license(s), ensure that the temporary licenses are not expired before you establish a permanent license on each VM.
Should any of the respective temporary licenses be expired, the process of applying a permanent license to the VM entails a complete reset of all data and settings in the VM to factory defaults. Prior backups from a VM with an expired temporary license remain valid and restored backups from a temporary-licensed VM will not override a newly installed permanent license.
• Make a record of your VM registration numbers from the Contract Notification email sent to you after purchase of your virtual appliances. To deploy a vNIOS appliance, log in to the vSphere Client, connect to the ESX or ESXi server or Cisco SRE-V, and then complete the following: • Download the vNIOS virtual machine image files from the Infoblox Support site.
• Install the vNIOS virtual appliance on the server, as described in. To install vNIOS reporting instance, see • If you are using Elastic Scaling for your deployment, log in to the NIOS GUI (Grid Manager) and do the following, • Create offline Grid members you plan to join the Grid. • Pre-provision these Grid members.
• Generate a token for each member. Copy the certification and token strings and save it for later use. For detailed instructions on how to pre-provision a member and obtain a token, refer to the Infoblox NIOS Administrator Guide. Note: Elastic Scaling for the Grid Master and HA (High Availability) is not supported.
• Start up the new vNIOS instance(s) on the ESX server, as described in. • As you install and start each VM, use the show hwid command to obtain the Hardware ID number for the new VM; then, make a record of the Hardware ID number and the VM Registration Number for each VM. • Download and Install the license or licenses for your vNIOS virtual appliance or appliances as described in. • Configure the NICs (Virtual Network Adapters) of the vNIOS appliance, as described in. • Register each of your virtual appliances through the Infoblox Support portal.
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Use this Quick Start to deploy one of the following JIRA products from Atlassian on the AWS Cloud in less than 30 minutes: - JIRA Software Data Center is a software development tool used by agile teams. - JIRA Service Desk Data Center provides IT service management software with high availability and performance at scale. The Quick Start includes AWS CloudFormation templates that automatically deploy these JIRA products into a highly available, secure AWS Cloud environment.
The Quick Start also includes a guide with step-by-step deployment and configuration instructions and best practices to help you get the most out of your JIRA applications on the AWS Cloud. Use this Quick Start to set up the following JIRA environment on AWS: • A virtual private cloud (VPC) configured with public and private subnets. This provides the network infrastructure for your JIRA deployment.* • An Internet gateway to provide access to the Internet.* • In the public subnets, managed network address translation (NAT) gateways to allow outbound Internet access for resources in the private subnets. The Quick Start deploys NAT instances in regions where NAT gateways aren't available.* • In the private subnets, Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) PostgreSQL as the external database for JIRA. • In the private subnets, an Auto Scaling group with JIRA instances based on Amazon Linux. • Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) as the shared file system for storage. • Your choice to create a new VPC or deploy into your existing VPC on AWS.
The template that deploys the Quick Start into an existing VPC skips the components marked by asterisks above. For details, see the. • Deployment details. Build your JIRA Software Data Center cluster in a few simple steps: • Sign up for an AWS account. • Get a for the JIRA product you want to deploy.
•, if you want to build a new AWS infrastructure. () -or-, if you already have your AWS environment set up. () The deployment takes about 30 minutes. • Configure the JIRA product for multiple nodes. • Add nodes to the cluster.
To customize your deployment, you can choose different instance types for your resources, configure your cluster nodes, and adjust file server and database settings. For detailed instructions, see the. • Cost and licenses.
You are responsible for the cost of the AWS services used while running this Quick Start reference deployment. There is no additional cost for using the Quick Start.
The AWS CloudFormation template for this Quick Start includes configuration parameters that you can customize. Some of these settings, such as instance type, storage size, and IOPS, will affect the cost of deployment. See the pricing pages for each AWS service you will be using or the for cost estimates. The Quick Start requires an Atlassian account and a Data Center license to use the JIRA Data Center applications you’re planning to deploy on AWS. Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter Keygen on this page.