Having created your Storage Node Pool, you can create the remainder
of your Storage Nodes. Storage Nodes host the various
Oracle NoSQL Database processes for each of the nodes in the store.
Consequently, you must do this for each node that you use
in your store. Use the deploy-sn command in
the same way as you did in
Create an Administration Process on a Specific Host.
As you deploy each Storage Node, join it to your Storage Node Pool as
described in the previous section.
Hint: Storage Node IDs
increase by one as you add each Storage Node. Therefore, you do
not have to keep looking up the IDs with
show topology. If the Storage Node that you created
last had an ID of 10, then the next Storage Node that
you create has an ID of 11.
kv-> plan deploy-sn -dc dc1 -host node02 -port 5000 -wait Executed plan 4, waiting for completion... Plan 4 ended successfully kv-> pool join -name BostonPool -sn sn2 Added Storage Node sn2 to pool BostonPool kv-> plan deploy-sn -dc dc1 -host node03 -port 5000 -wait Executed plan 5, waiting for completion... Plan 5 ended successfully kv-> pool join -name BostonPool -sn sn3 Added Storage Node sn3 to pool BostonPool kv-> ....
Continue this process until you have created Storage Nodes on every node in your store.
Having deployed all your Storage Nodes, you can now deploy
additional administration processes using the
deploy-admin plan. See
Create an Administration Process on a Specific Host
for details.