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set paragon cluster common-services

Syntax

Hierarchy Level

[edit]

Description

Configure the common ingress virtual IP (VIP) address and hostname. The ingress VIP is used to access the Paragon Automation Web GUI. Also, enable or disable custom user certificates. If enabled, the certificate file and key file must be copied to the /root/epic/config directory.

If your cluster nodes are in different subnets, configure BGP peering between the top-of-rack (ToR) router and the cluster nodes using the metalLB agent running in each cluster node.

Note:

If you configure common services parameters post cluster installation, you must update the configuration files using the request paragon config command and redeploy the cluster using the request paragon deploy cluster command for the configuration to take effect.

Options

ingress-hostname hostname

Configure the hostname for the ingress VIP address.

ingress-vip v4address

Configure the common ingress IPv4 VIP address.

ingress-vip-ipv6 v6addres

Configure the common ingress IPv6 VIP address.

ingress user-certificate use-user-certificate (true | false)

Enable or disable custom user certificates.

If you configure the usage of custom user certificates post cluster installation, use the request paragon config and request paragon deploy cluster input “-t ingress-controller” commands to make the configuration take effect.

ingress user-certificate user-certificate-filename cert_file

Configure the custom user certificate filename.

ingress user-certificate user-certificate-key-filename cert_key_file

Configure the custom user certificate key filename.

metallb metallb-bgp-peer peer-ip ToR-v4address

peer-asn ToR-asn

local-asn node-asn

local-nodes (node-IP | [node1-IP node2-IP ...])

Configure BGP peering between the ToR and the cluster nodes using the metalLB agent running in each cluster node.

  • peer-ip is the IP address of the ToR router

  • peer-asn is the AS number of the ToR router

  • local-asn is AS number of the cluster nodes

  • local-nodes is cluster node IP address. You can enter one or more addresses.

metallb metallb-bgp-peer-ipv6 peer-ip ToR-v6address

peer-asn ToR-asn

local-asn node-asn

local-nodes (node-IPv6|[node1-IPv6 node2-IPv6 ...])

Configure BGP peering between the ToR and the cluster nodes using the metalLB agent running in each cluster node.

  • peer-ip is the IPv6 address of the ToR router

  • peer-asn is the AS number of the ToR router

  • local-asn is AS number of the cluster nodes

  • local-nodes is cluster node IPv6 address. You can enter one or more addresses.

Required Privilege Level

configure

Release Information

Statement introduced in Juniper Paragon Automation Release 2.0.0.

ingress-vip-ipv6 option added in Juniper Paragon Automation Release 2.2.0.

metallb option added in Juniper Paragon Automation Release 2.4.0.

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