Create a PostgreSQL Resource Hierarchy

  1. Log in to the Windows OS on the active system (sios20lknode01) as SIOS20\lkadmin.
  2. Launch the LifeKeeper GUI and log in as SIOS20\lkadmin.
  3. Click the Create Resource Hierarchy icon (green + sign) and follow the prompts and enter the settings in the following table.
  4. Enter the values in the table below:
PostgreSQLresource
Primary Server sios20lknode01
Backup Server sios20lknode02
Application to protect PostgreSQL Server
PostgreSQL Service Name postgresql-x64-11
PostgreSQL Executable Location C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\11\bin  
(Default Value)
PostgreSQL Data Directory F:\pgdata
PostgreSQL port 5432
Database Administration User postgres
PostgreSQL Database Tag pgsql-5432  
(Default Value)
Backup Priority 10 (Default Value)

Create PostgreSQL Resource Dependencies

  1. Log in to the Windows OS on the active system (SIOS20LKNODE01) as SIOS20\lkadmin.
  2. Launch the LifeKeeper GUI and log in as SIOS20\lkadmin.
  3. Click Add Dependency.

  1. Enter the values below.
Create Dependency
Server SIOS20LKNODE01
Parent Resource pgsql-5432
Child Resource 10.20.1.200
  1. Now you have created the dependencies required for the PostgreSQL resource. The resource hierarchy has been created as follows. Note that the IP address and volume resources are children of the parent resource “pgsql-5432”.

Creating Dependency between GenLB Resource and PostgreSQL Resource

  1. Log in to the Windows OS on the active system (SIOS20LKNODE01) as SIOS20\lkadmin.
  2. Launch the LifeKeeper GUI and log in as SIOS20\lkadmin.
  3. Click *Add Dependency.

  1. Enter the values below.
Create Dependency
Server SIOS20LKNODE01
Parent Resource Gen-LB
Child Resource pgsql-5432
  1. Now you have created the dependencies required for the PostgreSQL resource. The resource hierarchy has been created as follows.

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