Schema Registry HA

You can integrate Schema Registry HA with Big Data Service HA clusters.

For more information on creating a load balancer, see Creating a Load Balancer, and complete the following details.

For more information creating backend sets, see Creating a Load Balancer Backend Set.

Complete these steps for all Registry Admin hosts (UN1 or MN1 host IP where other registry instances are running).

Note

To create a public load balancer, complete the same steps, except set the visibility type to Public.

Set up the load balancer:


Field	Description
Add Details
Load Balancer Name	Enter a name to identify the load balancer. For example, `Registry-LoadBalancer`.
Choose Visibility Type	Select Private
Subnet in <`Compartment`>	Select the compartment used by the subnet.
Choose Backends
Specify a Load Balancing Policy	Select Weighted Round Robin.
Specify Health Check Policy
Port	Enter `9093`.
URL Path (URI)	Enter `/swagger`.
Show advanced options
Backend Set Name	Enter a name for the backend set. For example, .
Session Persistence tab
Enable application cookie resistance	Select this.`Registry-Backends`
Cookie Name	Enter `*`.
Configure Listener
Listener Name	Enter a name for the listener. For example: `Registry-HA-Listener`.
Specify the type of traffic your listener handles	Select HTTP.
Specify the port your listener monitors for ingress traffic	Enter `9093`.
Manage Logging
Error Logs	Enable.
Access Logs	Enable.

Field	Description
Add backends
IP addresses	Select this.
IP address	Enter the UN0 customer subnet IP.
Port	Enter `9093`.