See the table below for how to restore the state of an Entrust PKI Hub installation depending on the number of nodes (N).
- When N=1, skip the steps marked .
- When N> 1, perform each step in the nodes indicated.
As explained in Running clusterctl install, only installations in multi-node
mode support state restoration, although such installations can indeed use a single node.
# | Step | N=1 | N > 1 |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Ensure the machine meets all the Requirements. | Perform in all nodes | |
2 | Install the Entrust PKI Hub image as explained in Installing the Entrust PKI Hub image. | Perform in all nodes | |
3 | Set the same hostname and IP address as in the original installation. | Perform in all nodes | |
4 | Install Entrust PKI Hub (on the default multi-node mode) as explained in Running clusterctl install | Perform in a single node | |
5 | Import the license as explained in Setting or updating the license. | Perform in a single node | |
6 | Run the clusterctl node join-token command to get the joining token. | Perform in a single node | |
7 | Add the node to Entrust PKI Hub, as explained in Adding nodes. | Perform in all nodes except the one where the joined token was obtained. | |
8 | Run the clusterctl certificate command to install the TLS certificate and key backup. | Perform in a single node | |
9 | Run the clusterctl volume capacity to restore the previous volume capacity policies. | Perform in a single node | |
10 | Run clusterctl retention config logs to restore the previous log retention period. | Perform in a single node | |
11 | Run clusterctl retention config metrics to restore the previous metric retention period. | Perform in a single node | |
12 | Run the clusterctl proxy set to restore the previous proxy settings. | Perform in a single node | |
13 | Copy the file generated in Backing up the state. | Perform in a single node | |
14 | Run the clusterctl backup restore command to restore the backup. | Perform in a single node | |
15 | Redeploy the solutions present in the original installation. |
| Perform in a single node |