Lab 1.2 - Deploy Global Resiliency ================================== A Global Resiliency group is where you identity a group of instances and the DNS listeners that will respond to DNS requests. You will also select the desired Global Resiliency Group Sync IP that will be used to group together multiple instances running Next DNS. Lab 1.2.1 - Navigate to Global Resiliency ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #. Navigate to Applications Navigate to Applications by clicking the workspace switcher next to the F5 icon .. image:: images/top-left.png :scale: 50% Then click on **Applications** .. image:: images/central-manager-menu.png :scale: 50% Then click on "Global Resiliency" .. image:: images/global-resiliency-menu.png :scale: 50% Lab 1.2.2 - Create Resiliency Group ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You will first define the name of the group (this will allow you to associate an application with different groups ) and the name of the DNS listener (internal name). .. note:: If you make an error while creating your resiliency group you will need to completely delete the resiliency group and use a DIFFERENT name to create a new group. This is currently a limitation during Early Access #. Click on Start creating .. image:: images/gr-start-creating.png :scale: 50% Then click on "Next" #. Fill in the Properties Use the following values =============================== ========================== Property Value ------------------------------- -------------------------- Global Resiliency Group Name grgroup ------------------------------- -------------------------- DNS Listener Name dnsvs =============================== ========================== .. image:: images/gr-properties.png :scale: 50% Then click on "Next" Lab 1.2.3 - Add Instances ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You will next select the instances that you want to include in your Global Resiliency group. These instances must be licensed and provisioned with only DNS. In the lab environment instances 3 and 4 have been provisioned with DNS and have already been licensed. .. note:: If you select an existing instance that does not have DNS provisioned; DNS will be provisioned when adding the instance. The DNS instance CAN NOT host any applications during Early Access; it can only act as a DNS listener node. #. Click on Start Adding #. Select instance "next-dns-01" and "next-dns-02" #. Click on "Add to List" .. image:: images/gr-add-instances.png :scale: 50% Lab 1.2.4 - Configure Instances ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ On each instance you will configure the IP address that will respond to DNS requests. You will also configure the IP address that will be used to synchronize the group. #. Configure the instances with the following (be sure to match up the instance name) Use the following values .. warning:: You may need to scroll the GR Group Sync IP select or re-size your text to view the correct IP address =============================== ========================== ========================== Instance Property Value ------------------------------- -------------------------- -------------------------- next-dns-02 DNS Listener Address 10.1.40.53 ------------------------------- -------------------------- -------------------------- next-dns-02 GR Group Sync IP 10.1.40.11 ------------------------------- -------------------------- -------------------------- next-dns-01 DNS Listener Address 10.1.10.53 ------------------------------- -------------------------- -------------------------- next-dns-01 GR Group Sync IP 10.1.10.10 =============================== ========================== ========================== Then click on "Deploy" .. image:: images/gr-configure-instances.png :scale: 50% #. When prompted, click on "Yes, Deploy" .. image:: images/gr-yes-deploy.png :scale: 50% Congratulations. You have now deployed a Global Resiliency Group. Continue with the lab to associate an application with your Global Resiliency Group.