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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to RulePoint
  3. Managing Your Account
  4. Using RulePoint User Interface
  5. User Management
  6. Topology Management
  7. Managing Hosts and Nodes
  8. Managing Application Services
  9. Managing System Services
  10. High Availability
  11. Managing Deployment
  12. Dashboard
  13. Object Import and Export
  14. Markers
  15. Log Management
  16. Licenses
  17. Error Codes
  18. Glossary

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Creating an Event Processor in High-Availability Mode

Creating an Event Processor in High-Availability Mode

You can add one or more event processors to a default topology, and choose to configure the event processors in high-availability mode. Each event processor can have multiple backup instances.
You must have at least two nodes in a topology to configure an event processor in high-availability mode.
  1. Shut down the run-time topology.
  2. On the
    Administration
     tab, click the
    Topology
     view.
  3. Under
    Topology Model
     in the navigator, click
    Event Processor
     in the displayed topology folder.
  4. From the
    Actions
     menu in the right pane, select
    Add Event Processor
    .
  5. Under
    Details
    , enter the following configuration details for the event processor:
    1. Under
      Name
      , provide a name for the event processor.
    2. Under
      Description
      , optionally provide a description for the event processor.
    3. Under
      Deployment Mode
      , select
      High Availability
       to create backup instances of the event processor.
    4. Under
      Primary Node
      , select the node where you want to run the primary event processor instance.
    5. Under
      Backup Node
      , select the node where you want to run the backup instance of the event processor.
      You can choose multiple nodes to create multiple backup instances of the event processors.
  6. Under
    Properties
    , enter the values for the event processor and related configuration details.
  7. Click
    Save
    .
    The contents panel displays the configured event processor in the default topology. The contents panel header also displays the total number of event processors configured. The details view displays the details and properties of the event processor.
  8. Start the run-time topology.
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