Adding Storage Proxies with DNS Resolvable Virtual Hostname and Dynamic Private VIP Allocation

To add a Hedvig Storage Proxy with a DNS resolvable virtual hostname and dynamic private VIP allocation, you enter the deployment environment and follow a series of prompts.

Procedure

Set up the storage proxies, as described in Setting Up Hedvig Storage Proxies.
Start a tmux session.
```
tmux
```
Enter the Hedvig deployment environment.
```
/opt/hedvig/bin/hv_deploy
```
Login to the cluster:
```
 
login_to_cluster <cluster_name>
```
Enter:
```
add_cvms
```
Respond to the prompts. (Only those prompts requiring additional explanation are listed here.)
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1) Specify just the virtual IP (vip) for the HA CVM pair
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2) Specify both the virtual IP (vip) and the virtual hostname (vipname) for the HA CVM pair (preferred)
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If the DNS is available, and the virtual hostname is resolvable, enter 2. Otherwise, enter 1 – to specify only the VIP address.
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Enter the network address of the private network for HA CVM pair 1:
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Enter the network address of the private network configured on the ESXi host for the storage proxies.
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Specify a private VIP for the HA pair (no to discover dynamically)? (y/N):
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Enter y to specify a VIP address on the private network.
Enter N (or just press enter, since it is the default) for the deployment process to automatically assign an unused IP in the provided private network address.
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Enter the number of non-HA CVMs to add to the cluster (default - 1):
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For S3 object storage, use only non-HA storage proxies.