[Bamboo-Users] could you tell me how to start up a couple of Bamboo nodes and

[John Casey]

Hi,

its really very easy all you need to do is make a copy of your
configuration file and alter these lines:

    <global>
	<initargs>
	    node_id 10.1.1.2:3632
	</initargs>
    </global>

If your running multiple nodes on the same system then your going to
have the same IP address but with a different port. So if you wanted
to run another system on node 10.1.1.2 then we can do something like
this:

    <global>
	<initargs>
	    node_id 192.168.1.200:3642
	</initargs>
    </global>

The gateway parameter regardless of system is still going to point to
the original IP-address and port number.

	<Router>
	    class bamboo.router.Router
	    <initargs>
		debug_level		0
		gateway			10.1.1.2:3632
  		periodic_ping_period	20
		ls_alarm_period       	4
		near_rt_alarm_period  	0
		far_rt_alarm_period   	10
                leaf_set_size           1
		digit_values		2
		ignore_proximity	false
                location_cache_size     0
		min_replica_count		0
	    </initargs>
	</Router>

Hope this helps! I reposted back to the newsgroup in case others have
the same problem.


On 7/13/06, hqf <qfhuang at hust.edu.cn> wrote:
> John Casey,您好！
>
>         could you tell me how to start up a couple of Bamboo nodes and
> have them all point to my gateway node? how could I
> create my own small scale Bamboo system?I just know to build a bamboo in my local machine as www.bamboo-dht.org's user guide.Where could I find some documents about how to build a small scale Bamboo system on planetlab nodes?
>
> ======= 2006-03-24 16:39:21 您在来信中写道：=======
>
> >Hi Qfhuang, I think most of the OpenDHT systems are running on
> >PlanetLab (although I am not 100 % sure about the actual details)
> >which might be prohibitive in terms of matching the PlanetLab minimum
> >system requirements and also how much international bandwidth you have
> >available. Your best bet is to just grab a bunch of machines or use a
> >locally available cluster and start up a couple of Bamboo nodes and
> >have them all point to your gateway node. You should then be able to
> >create your own small scale Bamboo system. You can also of course run
> >more than one logical system on the same node by changing ports and
> >the like.
> >
> >Good Luck.
> >
> >On 3/24/06, qfhuang at mail.hust.edu.cn <qfhuang at mail.hust.edu.cn> wrote:
> >> Thank Sean Rhea very much.I have put and got successfully.Now I want to be
> >> a openDHT server,Because I want to know the whole process as a gateway to
> >> serve into the DHT for clients,to accept RPC operations from clients, to
> >> forward those messages into the DHT, and to forwardthe corresponding
> >> responses to those operations from the DHT to the appropriate client.Could
> >> I?
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
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> 致
> 礼！
>
>
> hqf
> qfhuang at hust.edu.cn
> 2006-07-13
>
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