Changing required node settings
Some services that run on IBM® Software Hub require specific settings on the nodes in the cluster. To ensure that the cluster has the required settings for these services, adjust the settings on the appropriate nodes in the cluster.
- Installation phase
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Setting up a client workstation
Setting up a cluster
Collecting required information
Preparing to run installs in a restricted network
Preparing to run installs from a private container registry
Preparing the cluster for IBM Software Hub
Preparing to install an instance of IBM Software Hub
Installing an instance of IBM Software Hub
Setting up the control plane
Installing solutions and services
- Who needs to complete this task?
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Cluster administrator A cluster administrator must complete this task.
- When do you need to complete this task?
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If you plan to install services that require node settings, you must complete this task before you install the services on IBM Software Hub.
- One-time setup With careful planning, you can identify all of the services that you plan to install on the cluster so that you can complete this task once.
- Repeat as needed However, if you decided to install additional services and the node settings have not been adjusted, you might need to configure additional node settings.
About this task
The following table shows the services that require changes to specific node settings, with links to instructions for changing the settings:
| Node setting | Services that require changes to the setting | Instructions |
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| Load balancer timeout |
Even if you don't plan to install the preceding services, you might need to adjust the timeout settings if you are working with large data sets or you have slower network speeds. For example, you might need to increase the timeout value if you receive a timeout or failure when you upload a large file. |
Changing load balancer timeout settings |
| Process IDs limit |
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Changing the process IDs limit |
| Kernel parameter settings |
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Changing kernel parameter settings |