Use this page to view configurations of existing dynamic clusters.
To view this administrative console page, click
.You must have monitor privileges to view the configuration of existing dynamic clusters.
Specifies a name for the dynamic cluster. The name for a dynamic cluster must be unique among all the clusters in the cell.
The name field cannot contain the following characters: # \ / , : ; " * ? < > | = + & % ' . The name cannot begin with a period (.) or a space. A space does not generate an error, but leading and trailing spaces are automatically deleted.
Specifies the type of servers that are being used in the dynamic cluster.
The following list contains the server types:
Specifies an automatically generated value that is based on the number of server instances that are running for the dynamic cluster.
For example, a dynamic cluster might have three applications running, with two instances running on each of the four members of the dynamic cluster. The number of instances is 8.
Specifies the level that the dynamic cluster interacts with the dynamic operations environment:
You can change the operational mode in the administrative console by clicking
.Specifies that for the transaction service component, failover of the transaction log for recovery purposes is enabled or disabled. This field is valid for WebSphere application server dynamic clusters only.
The default is disabled. If you enable this setting, the transaction service properties that are required for peer recovery of failed applications must be properly configured. If these properties are configured, failover recovery of the transaction log occurs if the server processing the transaction log fails. If the transaction services properties that are required for peer recovery of failed application servers in a cluster are not properly configured, this setting is ignored.
Specifies an expression that is used to define which nodes are used for the dynamic cluster. This option displays only if you choose to automatically define cluster members with rules. This option does not display if you choose to manually define your cluster members.
Use the subexpression builder to build a Membership policy. The membership policy specifies which nodes are members of the dynamic cluster. Click Preview membership to view which nodes are in the dynamic cluster with the membership policy that you defined.
node_nodegroup = 'my_node_group'
node_property$APACHE_2_0 IS NOT NULL
node_property$APACHE IS NOT NULL and node_property$PHP IS NOT NULL
node_property$WASCE_2.0* IS NOT NULL
node_property$WASCE_2.0 IS NOT NULL
node_name like 'my_node%'
node_hostname in ('node1.mydomain.com','node2.mydomain.com')
not (node_nodegroup='my_node_group') and node_name like 'my_node%'
Specifies the minimum number of running instances for the dynamic cluster. If a minimum value is excessive, performance degradation might occur.
Specifies the maximum number of cluster instances that can start.
Specifies if more than one instance can start on a single node. By configuring vertical stacking, the application placement controller can start more than one instance of the dynamic cluster on the node when a large workload exists.
Use vertical stacking to improve bottleneck conditions between applications. Select Allow more than one instance to start on the same node, and type the Number of instances value. The number of instances is the number of application servers for a cluster that are needed to use all the power of a node. Also, the number you choose for vertical stacking is the number of servers that are automatically created.
If you use target nodes for vertical stacking that are at an older product version than the deployment manager version, adding new members on the same node is disabled. Vertical stacking is available only on application servers, WebSphere Application Server Community Edition servers, and PHP servers that have cluster members that are automatically defined by rules.
Specifies if you want the dynamic cluster to run on the same nodes as other instances of dynamic clusters, or if you want the dynamic cluster to be the only dynamic cluster that is running on a node. This option is available if you choose to automatically define your cluster members with rules. If you manually define your cluster members, you do not have the option to enable dynamic cluster isolation.