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Installing and clustering WebSphere Process Server V7 in non-GUI mode, Part 2: Using the command line to create a cluster

Rajiv Madassery (rajiv.madassery@in.ibm.com), Principal Software Engineer, IBM

Rajiv Madassery is a Principal Software Engineer at IBM and works for the WebSphere Process Server Level 2 Support Team. Rajiv came to IBM in 2003 and has worked with the WebSphere Business Integration Adapters Functional Verification Test team and WebSphere Application Server Level 2 Support team. Rajiv is a developerWorks Contributing Author in the WebSphere Process Server space.
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Vamsee Movva (vmovva@us.ibm.com), Software Engineer, IBM

Vamsee Movva is a Software Engineer on the IBM WebSphere Process Server Technical Support team. Vamsee joined IBM in 2008 and specializes in the area of WebSphere Process Server topologies and their extensions.

Summary: Part 2 of this 2-part tutorial series describes installing and clustering WebSphere® Process Server V7.0.0.3 in non-GUI or silent mode. Part 2 describes clustering the Process Server environment using the deployment environment pattern. The tutorial explains how to use the command line mode, instead of the GUI mode, to create profiles and then set up the deployment environment using the Golden topology reference pattern.

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Date: 08 Jun 2011
Level: Intermediate
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Introduction

This 2-part tutorial series describes installing and clustering of WebSphere Process Server V7 (hereafter called Process Server). Part 1 deals with the installation and setup of Process Server. Part 2 will deal with clustering using a Golden topology deployment environment pattern. Throughout the tutorial, the tasks will be performed in a non-GUI or silent mode. The tutorial is developed based on field experiences working with installation and clustering problems and is a valuable reference to users adopting Process Server V7.

In this tutorial

You can achieve clustering in non-GUI mode by using commands provided in the Process Server installation. The most optimal and quickest method is explained to create the Process Server clustered environment using deployment environments. This is done by commands provided with Process Server to create, configure, and generate the deployment environment. We will also use the DBDesignGenerator tool available with Process Server to configure the database design for the profiles and the deployment environment generation.

The tutorial is divided into the following sections: