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Overview

You can view the status of, and manage your HA cluster nodes in theAdminmodule underSystem Health | High Availability.

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这个年代creen displays a table with details on all the Xray nodes and microservices in your cluster as displayed below:


You can also group the grid according to the running microservices:

The table columns are as follows:

Node ID
 Unique descriptive name of the server.
Microservices
 Unique descriptive name of the microservice.
Last Heartbeat
 The last time this server signaled that it is up and running. By default, each node signals every 5 seconds.
Version
 The Artifactory version running on this cluster node.
Status

The current state of the server as follows:

  • Offline- The node has started in an invalid state (For example, same HA license, or the same node id has been set on two different nodes). In this case you should the specific server logs for details.
  • Starting- The node is starting up.
  • Running- The node is up and running. This is the normal state for a node.
  • Stopping- The node is in the process of shutting down.
  • Stopped- The node is shut down.
  • Converting- The node is converting database tables and configuration files.

监测反应迟钝的节点

You can use theLast Heartbeatfield to identify unresponsive nodes. If a node abruptly stops working (e.g. system crash on the server), then it may not be able to correctly update itsStatevalue, and will continue to appear asRunning.

However, since the server Heartbeat does not get updated for a long interval of time, it is displayed in red with a warning sign as displayed below.

In this case you should check that the corresponding server is up and running and fully connected to your HA cluster and the database.


Removing an Unused Node

If you remove a node from your cluster, it will still appear in your database and will therefore be displayed in the list of cluster nodes.

To avoid confusion you should remove it from your list of cluster nodes (and detach it from the database) so that it doesn't interfere with normal cluster behavior.

To do so, hover over the corresponding server from the list and click "Delete".


When to remove a node

The "Remove" button is only available once a node has not signaled a Heartbeat for a "long" time.

We recommend that you only remove a node from your list if it has indeed been removed from your system.

In case of an error in one of the nodes, or if a node is shut down for maintenance,theHeartbeatwill not be updated and Artifactory will alert you to this as described in the previous section.

In this case there is no need to remove the node from your list. Once you fix the error and restart the server theHeartbeatwill be updated and the warning will be dismissed.

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