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Adding Kyvos Manager (KM) instances is supported only on nodes with Kyvos Web Portal, as a cost optimization strategy. Thus, Kyvos Manager HA requires Web Portal HA as a precondition.
For Kyvos Manager HA, the Zookeeper must be up and running.
Each node in a cloud cluster must have the respective CLI command (aws, azcopy, gsutil), while on-premises, it must have the HDFS command and access to HDFS.
For cloud environments, Load balancer must be configured in the cluster.
Irrespective of the type of repository used for Kyvos Manager, the repository must be accessible from all Kyvos Manager nodes.
All newly added instances of Kyvos Manager must have the same permissions (IAM Role, Managed Identity) and network access permissions (Security Group, Local Firewall) as the Kyvos Manager node.
To enable the Kyvos Manager High Availability mode, you need to navigate to the Kyvos Manager Settings > Kyvos Manager Properties.On the Kyvos Manager Properties page, search for ENABLE_KM_HA property, and then set the value of the ENABLE_KM_HA property to 'Yesyes'. By default, this property is set to 'Nono', which means that the Kyvos Manager HA mode is disabled and will not be displayed on the Kyvos Manager Dashboard. Therefore, if you want to make the Kyvos Manager HA available, you need to update the value of this property to 'Yes'. yes'. After enabling the Kyvos Manager High Availability through this property, Kyvos Manager will restart. After restarting Kyvos Manager, the Kyvos Manager Disaster Recovery script must be pushed, as shown below.
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