Instance Manager Services, Cloud Infrastructure Automation Agent
PACI-im service includes PACI IM service and PACI vm2vf service. PACI-im file location on IM node: /etc/init.d/PACI-im
Purpose of PACI IM – main management process, requires activemq service, communicates with CloudBlue Commerce over REST API. Configuration file location – /usr/local/share/PACI-im/IM-config.xml
Purpose of PACI vm2vf – main VE management process, communicates with slave nodes over Virtuozzo SDK, talks with dispatcher.
Instance Manager (IM) requires the following service to be running on the IM node:
- ActiveMQ – synchronization manager between PACI-im and PACI-aps. File location on IM node –
/etc/init.d/activemq-server
Starting and checking status of ActiveMQ service
To check whether this service is running:
- Connect to your IM node through an SSH connection.
- Run the following command:
# /etc/init.d/activemq-server status
- If this service is not running, use the following command to start it:
# service activemq-server start
Once this service is started, the IM service can also be started.
Starting and restarting the Instance Manager service
To start the IM service while connected over SSH, run the following command:
# service PACI-im start Starting PACI vm2vf service: [ OK ] Starting PACI IM service: [ OK ]
To restart the IM service, use:
# service PACI-im restart Shutting down PACI IM service: [ OK ] Shutting down PACI vm2vf service: [ OK ] Starting PACI vm2vf service: [ OK ] Starting PACI IM service: [ OK ]
SNMP manager
SNMP manager is running along with IM (single process).
Requires: open port 1162 for accepting udp traffic.
Configuration file location: /usr/local/share/PACI-im/IM-config.xml
Cloud Infrastructure Automation agent
Purpose: pushing resource usage information to IM, keeping and checking autoscaling rules. Cloud Infrastructure Automation agent is running on virtualization nodes.
Requires: open port 161 udp, snmpd service.
Logs: /var/log/paciagent.log
(on virtualization nodes)
Configuration file location: /etc/snmp/snmpd.local.conf