KT Cloud
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Set up Kupboard clusters#
IntroductionThis section describes how to create and configure G1,G2 instances to build a kupboard cluster on KT Cloud.
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G1,G2 InstanceKupboard clusters can be configured in a variety of ways depending on the service and application. In this example, we will create 1 server for the admin cluster, 1 server for the gateway cluster, and 4 servers for the service cluster.
You need to create six G1,G2 instances as in the table below. OS for all instances must be Ubuntu18.04 or 20.04. The size of additional disks should change depending on services or packages installed on the service cluster
Cluster | Instance Type | Quantity | Boot Disk | Additional Disk |
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Admin | 2 vCore 4G < | 1 | 50GB | N/A |
Gateway | 2 vCore 4G < | 1 | 50GB | N/A |
Service | 2 vCore 8G < | 4 | 50GB | 50GB < |
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FirewallCreate a firewall for a subnet.
Cluster | Inbound | Source |
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All | 22 | 0.0.0.0/0 |
1 - 65535 | Subnet | |
Admin | 80,443 | 0.0.0.0/0 |
Gateway | 80,443 | 0.0.0.0/0 |
Cluster | Outbound | Destination |
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All | 1 - 65535 | 0.0.0.0/0 |
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SSH KeyIn order to set up the servers, you need a SSH key pair to enable automatic root
account login to the individual server. KT Cloud provides the SSH Key Pair
service whereby a new SSH key pair is generated. The private key is downloaded into the local PC. The public key is mapped into a server as it is created.
The downloaded private key is moved into the local PC’s data/certs
. It should be renamed to ssh.pem
. You can log into the server like below.
At the user initialization stage of kupboard setup, the root
account login is automatically done.
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Server Configuration Result#
G1,G2 platform#
SSH Key Pair#
ServerThe password of each server is delivered with a short-lived alarm the moment the server is created. The account is root
. But, the password is not required to log into the server once the public key of SSH Key Pair
is mapped into the server as it is created.
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Select SSH Key Pair#
NetworkingEach public IP is mapped into a server, respectively.
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DataMove to Data