• i. Copyright and Trademark Information
• 1. Granta MI High Availability
• 2. Clustering requirements
  • 2.1. Hardware requirements
  • 2.2. Software requirements
• 3. Load balancer requirements
  • 3.1. Setting up routing
  • 3.2. Health monitoring
  • 3.3. Special considerations for Windows Authentication
• 4. Setting up the cluster's Elasticsearch instance
  • 4.1. Downloading the software
  • 4.2. Installing Elasticsearch
  • 4.3. Installing and configuring Kibana
  • 4.4. Securing the Elastic Stack
    • 4.4.1. Generating the required HTTP certificates
    • 4.4.2. Installing the Elasticsearch Certificate Authority (CA)
    • 4.4.3. Encrypting HTTP traffic between Kibana and Elasticsearch
    • 4.4.4. Verifying the security configuration
  • 4.5. Configuring Elasticsearch to run as a Windows service
  • 4.6. Generating an Elasticsearch API key for Granta MI
• 5. Required SQL Server setup
  • 5.1. Enabling and configuring FILESTREAM on your SQL instance
  • 5.2. Restoring Granta MI databases
  • 5.3. Creating Granta MI SQL logins
  • 5.4. Enabling FILESTREAM storage on the Miconfig database
• 6. Setting up the first node in your MI cluster
  • 6.1. Installing and configuring Granta MI
  • 6.2. Setting up MI Material Calibration and MI Machine Learning servers
  • 6.3. Configuring communication via the load balancer
  • 6.4. Edit the MI Service Layer server access URL
  • 6.5. Enabling Cluster Mode
  • 6.6. Adding the node to your load balancer
• 7. Adding another node to the cluster
• 8. Setting up log aggregation for Granta MI
  • 8.1. Software components
  • 8.2. Which logs will be collected?
  • 8.3. Setting up an Elasticsearch instance for log aggregation
  • 8.4. Generating an API key for MI Log Collector
  • 8.5. Installing and configuring MI Log File Collector (Filebeat)
  • 8.6. Viewing MI logs in Kibana
  • 8.7. Managing logging indices
• 9. Upgrading a Granta MI cluster