

It is critical to monitor these core service nodes, and to always make sure these nodes have enough resources for new customers and workers as they are on-boarded. These core services nodes are dedicated to the following services: If these nodes become overly taxed, you can add another node dedicated to the core services in the cluster.

Allocating more resources than necessary to these nodes allows you to further scale workers in the future. As a result, it is essential that these services are clustered to handle failovers.īecause these core services are critical, ScienceLogic recommends that you initially allocate a fairly large amount of resources to these services. These core PowerFlow services are shared by all workers and customers. Core Service Nodesįor a multi-tenant deployment, ScienceLogic recommends that you dedicate at least three nodes to the core PowerFlow services. After the initial High Availability (HA) core services are deployed, the multi-tenant environment differs in the deployment and placement of workers and use of custom queues. The following sections describe how to deploy PowerFlow in a multi-tenant environment.

The configuration object includes the SL1 IP address, the ServiceNow user and domain, and other related information. Create the PowerFlow configuration object for the new PowerFlow systems.Deploy and cluster the initial High Availability stack.
