You can stop all the servers that are members of the same
cluster at the same time by stopping the cluster.
Before you begin
Make sure there is no work in progress; performance
monitoring
infrastructure counters can indicate whether all queued work is complete.
In addition, prevent new work from starting by disabling HTTP and
IIOP traffic on the cluster members and quiescing the service integration
buses.
About this task
If you use a deployment
environment
pattern of
Remote Messaging or
Remote Messaging and Remote
Support, there can be multiple clusters that depend on one another.
If such a case exists, stop the clusters in the following sequence:
- Application deployment cluster
- Support cluster (CEI)
- Messaging infrastructure cluster
Procedure
- From the administrative console of the deployment manager,
click .
- Select
the cluster you want to stop.
- Click Stop or Immediate
Stop to stop the cluster.
- Stop halts
each server in such a way
that the server can finish work in progress. This option allows failover
to another cluster member.
- Immediate Stop halts
each server quickly,
ignoring any current or waiting tasks.