---+ Installation on additional hosts To add additional hosts to the Apache Tashi cluster, they should be installed to satisfy the prerequisites as described in the main installation document. However, only the node manager will have to be launched on these hosts. There should be only one cluster manager and scheduling agent in the cluster. You must register the host's hostname with the clustermanager, as shown in the main installation document. You can then start the node manager manually, or have it start from the system initialization scripts. ---+ Deployment over multiple networks To add additional networks to the Apache Tashi cluster, they should be brought to the hosts as VLAN network interfaces, attached to software bridges. The new network will have to be registered with the cluster manager, as detailed in the main installation document. Scheduling of virtual machines is open over the cluster, so each host needs to provide access to the same networks. Generally, your network switch will have to be configured to send packets "tagged" with the VLAN identifiers for all networks that the cluster is to host virtual machines on. This can be automatically done on start up. For example, a stanza from /etc/network/interfaces that configures a bridge for VLAN 11, using jumbo frames, will look like this: auto br11 iface br11 inet manual mtu 9000 bridge_ports eth0.11 bridge_fd 1 bridge_hello 1 up ifconfig eth0.11 mtu 9000 The corresponding /etc/qemu-ifup.11 looks like this: #!/bin/sh /sbin/ifconfig $1 0.0.0.0 up mtu 9000 /sbin/brctl addif br11 $1 exit 0 Note that the entire path of a network connection must be configured to use jumbo frames, if the virtual machines are to use them. ---+ Accounting server An accounting server is available in the distribution. It will log events from the cluster manager and node managers, as well as obtain periodic state from the cluster manager on what virtual machines are running. It can be started by running "accounting" from the binaries directory, and then starting the cluster services.