2025-01-06 Meeting notes for Realtime Workload Metrics

Build a node with OH Agent as a default

Pass along instructions on curl-ing the agent-install.cfg file from MMS
List all of the files of this type available on the Hub:
hzn mms -o IBM -u "$HZN_ORG_ID/$HZN_EXCHANGE_USER_AUTH" object list -d -t agent_files
Download the specific config file:
hzn mms -o IBM -u "$HZN_ORG_ID/$HZN_EXCHANGE_USER_AUTH" object dl --type=agent_files --id="agent-install.cfg"

Linode deployment script with env mods per

Deploying an EdgeLake node remotely using OH
Should be as simple as using the hzn CLI to (remotely) modify an existing node’s node policy and/or userinput.json
Depending on the architecture, could involve updating node secrets

Deploying 30 EdgeLake nodes remotely using OH

Remotely modify parameters of an existing EdgeLake deployment
30x of the process above, one for each node

After initialization, re-point upstream config source to blockchain (or anything else)

Deployment on bare machine beginning with provisioning

Updating a new agent version automatically

Determine data persistence across upgrades

Deploying an EdgeLake node to a cloud instance (abstract the differences between bare metal and cloud instances)

Deploying a secret to a node and explain the mechanism

Deploying difference secrets to each node

Dynamically updating secrets after deployment

Deep integration where OH and EL share resources, like storage

Storing and retrieving policy and definition files on the blockchain

Using the blockchain to backup and restore hub instance values

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