2.6.5 For Podman environment

(1) Assumed Podman environment

The explanation in this subsection assumes that the user has the following Podman environment:

Monitored host

• Virtual environment software: Podman environment

• Physical server host name: podmanhost

• Port number: 22

PFM - RM host

• Login user name: vmuser

• Login password: vmpass

• Domain name: vmdomain

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(2) Example of setting up an instance environment

A command execution example for setting up an instance environment follows.

C:\Program Files\Hitachi\jp1pc\tools>jpcconf inst setup -key agt8 -inst podman1      ...1
 VM_Type          [vmware]        :podman<Enter>       ...2
 Interval         [300]           :<Enter>             ...3
 Offset           [10]            :<Enter>             ...4
 Std_Category     [Y]             :<Enter>             ...5
 Cpu_Category     [Y]             :<Enter>             ...6
 Memory_Category  [Y]             :<Enter>             ...7
 Disk_Category    [Y]             :<Enter>             ...8
 Network_Category [Y]             :<Enter>             ...9
 HostUserID       []              :vmuser<Enter>       ...10
 HostPassword     []              :vmpass<Enter>       ...11
                         Re-enter :vmpass<Enter>
 HostDomain       []              :vmdomain<Enter>     ...12
 SSH_Type         [putty]         :<Enter>             ...13
 SSH_Client       []              :C:\Putty\plink.exe<Enter>...14
 Log_Size (MB)    [16]            :<Enter>             ...15
 UseVcpuMax       [N]             :<Enter>             ...16
KAVE05080-I Creating an instance environment. (servicekey=agt8, inst=podman1)
KAVE05081-I An instance environment has been created. (servicekey=agt8, inst=podman1)

Legend:

<Enter>: Enter key must be pressed.

1 through 16: Number of the corresponding step in the setup procedure.

To set up an instance environment:

1. Execute the jpcconf inst setup command.

   Specify any name as the instance name.

2. Set up VM_Type.

   Enter podman and press the Enter key.

3. Set up Interval.

   Since the default value (300) will be used, press the Enter key without entering any value.

4. Set up Offset.

   Since the default value (10) will be used, press the Enter key without entering any value.

5. Set up Std_Category.

   Since the default value (Y) will be used, press the Enter key without entering any value.

6. Set up Cpu_Category.

   Since the default value (Y) will be used, press the Enter key without entering any value.

7. Set up Memory_Category.

   Since the default value (Y) will be used, press the Enter key without entering any value.

8. Set up Disk_Category.

   Since the default value (Y) will be used, press the Enter key without entering any value.

9. Set up Network_Category.

   Since the default value (Y) will be used, press the Enter key without entering any value.

10. Set up HostUserID.

    Enter the PFM - RM host's vmuser user name to be used for connection and press the Enter key.

11. Set up HostPassword.

    Enter vmpass as the password for the user ID set by HostUserID, and then press the Enter key. The system will ask you to re-enter the password for confirmation purposes. Re-enter vmpass and then press the Enter key.

    Note:

    The entered character strings are not displayed on the screen.

12. Set up HostDomain.

    Enter vmdomain as the name of the domain that the PFM - RM host belongs to, and then press the Enter key.

13. Set up SSH_Type.

    Since the default value (putty) will be used, press the Enter key without entering any value.

14. Set up SSH_Client.

    Enter C:\Program Files\PuTTY\plink.exe as the executable file of the SSH command that is used for connection, and then press the Enter key.

15. Set up Log_Size.

    Since the default value (16 megabytes) will be used, press the Enter key without entering any value.

16. Set up UseVcpuMax.

    Since the default value (N) will be used, press the Enter key without entering any value.

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(3) Example of setting up monitoring targets

The following shows an example of executing a command to set up a monitoring target.

C:\Program Files\Hitachi\jp1pc\tools>jpcconf target setup -key agt8 -inst podman1 -target podmanhost    ...1
 Target Host      []         :podmanhost<Enter>       ...2
 VM_Host          []         :<Enter>                 ...3
 Security         [1]        :<Enter>                 ...4
 Port             [0]        :<Enter>                 ...5
 UserID           []         :root<Enter>             ...6
 Password         []         :<Enter>                 ...7
 Domain           []         :<Enter>                 ...8
 Private_Key_File []         :C:\Putty\agt8.ppk<Enter>...9
KAVE05361-I The monitoring target is now being added. (servicekey=agt8, inst=podman1, target=podmanhost)
KAVE05362-I The monitoring target has been added. (servicekey=agt8, inst=podman1, target=podmanhost)

Legend:

<Enter>: Enter key must be pressed.

1 through 9: Number of the corresponding step in the setup procedure.

To set up a monitoring target:

1. Execute the jpcconf target setup command.

   Specify podmanhost, which is the host name of a physical server, as the name of a monitoring target.

2. Set Target Host.

   Enter podmanhost, which is the host name of a physical server, and then press the Enter key.

3. Set VM_Host.

   Since the Target Host value will be used, press the Enter key without entering any value.

4. Set Security.

   Press the Enter key without entering any value because this item is not used by Podman environment.

5. Set Port.

   Since the default value (22) will be used, press the Enter key without entering any value.

6. Set UserID.

   Enter the superuser (root), and then press the Enter key.

7. Set Password.

   Press the Enter key without entering any value because this item is not used by Podman environment.

8. Set Domain.

   Press the Enter key without entering any value because this item is not used by Podman environment.

9. Set Private_Key_File.

   Enter the name of the private key file, and the press the Enter key.

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