[erlang-questions] Configuring an erlang cluster
Michele Sciabarra
msciab@REDACTED
Sat Oct 18 23:48:23 CEST 2008
I am trying to set up an erlang cluster. I am trying to put in a cluster
mochiweb.
What I want to do is to have a master boot server, and slave nodes pick
their code from the master.
I have followed Joel Reymond tutorial in his blog
(http://www.wagerlabs.com/blog/2007/10/setting-up-erla.html)
It works when I start a second node in the same machine.
It does not work when I start a second node in a remote machine.
I have done a .rel and generated a boot script with the local option,
and I am also using cean.
On the master I run (boot_server is a simple module that calls
erl_boot_server:start(...))
/cean/start.sh -name e1 -setcookie xxx -s boot_server
On the slaves I run
/cean/start.sh \
-name e2 -id e2 -setcookie xxx \
-loader inet -hosts 10.0.1.1 -boot /cean/erlang/boot/demoweb -mode
embedded
I get:
** Bad path can't read /cean/erlang/boot
** Bad path can't read /cean/erlang/lib/mochiweb-0.01/ebin
** Bad path can't read /cean/erlang/lib/demoweb-0.01/ebin
Note that running those commands in the same node works, even using a
different erlang installation, not having mochiweb and demoweb installed.
I was expectiing that the inets loader is able to fetch beam code from
the boot server, but this seems not to be the case.
I am afraid I am missing something of basic and fundamental, but reading
the OTP documentation I was unable to figure out how this should work.
Have I to copy all the files in the slave machine?
What is the purpose of the systools:make_tar ?
Should instead generate a tar to allow the boot server to distribuite
the application?
A normal j2ee based cluster is usually able to copy a war file from the
master to the slave nodes automatically. I was expecting something similar.
Any help will be appreciated.
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