In this two part series I would like to share my experience configuring WCS with extreme scale, in Part 1 we will look at eXtreme scale client installation and in part-2 I will cover the extreme scale server side installation and integration of WCS with extreme scale as cache provider.
I don't intend to talk about benefits of eXtreme Scale server, you may go through the links in "Reference link" section to learn more about eXtreme Scale.
I don't intend to talk about benefits of eXtreme Scale server, you may go through the links in "Reference link" section to learn more about eXtreme Scale.
In case you are installing eXtreme Scale server 7.1.1.0 we need to upgrade the toolkit
WAS version to 7.0.0.19 and above.
By default you will not notice “WebSphere eXtreme Scale
cache provider”
Before you start the installation ensure that the sever
profiles which will be augmented are not running.
By default installer will select the WCS V7 which is used by
developer toolkit.
Select the client option as we want to augment the WAS
profile being used by toolkit to support eXtreme Scale as cache provider.
Select both the profiles as shown in this screenshot
Finally you should see something similar which confirms successful installation of the client portion of WXS.
Validate the WAS profile to be sure it shows up eXtreme Scale as a cache provider, start the WCS test server from toolkit and navigate to WAS admin console.
In the server startup logs you should be able to see following highlighted lines, this indicates that the WAS profile has been successfully augmented with WXS Client.
************ Start Display Current Environment ************
WebSphere Platform 7.0.0.19 [BASE 7.0.0.19 cf191132.09][WXS 7.1.1.0 a1146.72072] running with process name localhost\localhost\server1 and process id 3160
Reference Links
Extended Cache Monitor for eXtreme Scale
eXtreme Scale Infocenter
Is there a special WXS toolkit version or is it the same as the runtime version that's installed on the WC toolkit?
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