Now that you have successfully installed IBM® Spectrum
Conductor on at least one host, verify
that the cluster is working properly.
Before you begin
You must be logged on as cluster administrator (using the egosh user
logon command).
Procedure
-
If you did not choose to start IBM Spectrum
Conductor on the local host, start the
hosts in the cluster:
-
From the primary host, run
egosh ego start all.
-
Run egosh resource list periodically for up to one minute.
-
Verify that the list of resources displays:
- If no resources display, then either VEMKD or LIM may be down. For
more information, see Troubleshooting cluster startup.
- If resources display, run egosh service list.
-
Verify that the list of services displays:
- If no services display, the service controller (egosc) may be down. For more information, see Troubleshooting cluster startup.
- If services display, confirm that the services have started.
-
Verify your IBM Spectrum
Conductor
installation.
- From the CLI, follow these steps:
- Open a shell terminal to launch the command console.
- Run the cat $EGO_TOP/Install.info command to view the product version. You
can also view a summary of the key packages installed with IBM Spectrum
Conductor
2.5.0. For
example:
IBM Spectrum
Conductor 2.5.0
Install Host:test1
Install Location:/opt/ibm/spectrumcomputing
Install Time:Thu Oct 27 11:40:00 EDT 2016
Product Name:EGO Core
Product Name:IBM Spectrum Computing family: ascd
Install Host:test1
Install Location:/opt/ibm/spectrumcomputing
Install Time:Thu Oct 27 12:05:01 EDT 2016
Product Name:IBM Spectrum Conductor with Spark core
Install Host:test1
Install Location:/opt/ibm/spectrumcomputing
Install Time:Thu Oct 27 12:10:06 EDT 2016
Product Name:IBM Spectrum Conductor with Spark management
Install Host:test1
Install Location:/opt/ibm/spectrumcomputing
Install Time:Thu Jul 28 12:16:28 EDT 2016
Note: To
view details of each package installed with IBM Spectrum
Conductor
2.5.0, run
the cat .install/package.db command.
- Run the egosh entitlement info command to view details of
entitlement:
IBM Spectrum
Conductor:
Entitled
- From the cluster management console, follow
these steps:
- Log in to the cluster management console. For more information, see Locating the cluster management console.
- In the cluster management console header, click
the help menu and select About.
- Check that the product version is correct in the About window. For
example:
IBM Spectrum
Conductor v2.5.0
- Access
the page within the cluster management console to confirm the software version
installed on each host. This page indicates the installation packages and versions on each host. You
can also see the active version of each software package on this page.
If you upgraded the
product version, you may have more than one version of the same software package installed, but only
the upgraded version should be active.
For a list of installation package names, refer to
Files within the installation packages .
What to do next
You can now create instance groups. As the cluster administrator,
ensure that all users who submit workload to instance groups can access the
$EGO_TOP/jre directory. Without access to the Java directory, workload
execution will fail.