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Chef Automate HA for Managed Services has default port 5432 for Managed PostgreSQL and 9200 for Managed OpenSearch. You can also change to your custom port.
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### Chef Automate HA Architecture for OnPremise Non-Managed Minimum Node Cluster
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### Chef Automate HA Architecture for On-Premises Non-Managed Minimum Node Cluster
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The following shows a five-node cluster, which is a supported deployment pattern. Work with your Progress technical teams to determine the appropriate cluster configuration for optimal performance based on parameters such as node count and data size.
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## Provisioning
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Chef Automate's high availability solution can run on cloud providers and on-premise infrastructure systems. Appropriately provisioned backend, frontend, and bastion systems will help ensure a smooth deployment and installation experience.
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Chef Automate's high availability solution can run on cloud providers and on-premises infrastructure systems. Appropriately provisioned backend, frontend, and bastion systems ensure a smooth deployment and installation experience.
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- On-premise provisioning
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- Cloud provisioning
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- On-premises provisioning
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- Cloud provisioning
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### On-premise provisioning
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### On-premises provisioning
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The customer can provision virtual machines or bare metal machines on a supported operating system with the required system settings to deploy the Automate HA solution.
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### Cloud provisioing
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Systems and services from the following cloud providers are supported:
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### Cloud provisioning
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Systems and services from the following cloud providers are supported:
Deploy the Automate HA on the cloud infrastructure after provisioning the cloud systems. We have a simplified provisioning utility for AWS, Azure, and Google, and we expect to provision the systems manually.
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## Deployment Methods
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Chef Automate High Availability (HA) supports two types of deployment:
In this, we expect VM (Virtual machine) or Bare Metal machines (Physical machine) that are already created and have initial Operating System (OS) setup done. Including Ports and Security policies changed according to requirements.
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After this, installation steps will Deploy Chef Automate, Chef Infra Server, PostgreSQL DB, and OpenSearch DB to the relevant VMs or Physical Machines as provided in Config.
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Please refer [Performance Bench marking](https://docs.chef.io/automate/ha_performance_benchmarks/#performance-benchmarks) for more info.
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See the [performance benchmarking documentation](https://docs.chef.io/automate/ha_performance_benchmarks/#performance-benchmarks) for more information.
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### Cloud Deployment using Amazon Web Services (AWS)
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The two-step deployment process is as shown below:
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- Provisioning Infrastructure: Manually provision the infrastructure
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- Deployment of services on the provisioned infrastructure (follow the [On-premise Deployment steps](/automate/ha_onprim_deployment_procedure/)).
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- Deployment of services on the provisioned infrastructure (follow the [on-premises deployment procedure](/automate/ha_onprim_deployment_procedure/)).
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- Installation of *PostgreSQL*, *OpenSearch*, *Chef Automate*, and *Chef Infra Server* will be done in this step.
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- Only File System Backup and Restore are supported.
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- Deployment of services on the provisioned infrastructure (follow the [On-premise Deployment steps](/automate/ha_onprim_deployment_procedure/)).
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- Deployment of services on the provisioned infrastructure (follow the [on-premises deployment procedure](/automate/ha_onprim_deployment_procedure/)).
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- Installation of *PostgreSQL*, *OpenSearch*, *Chef Automate*, and *Chef Infra Server* will be done in this step.
For production, OpenSearch volume size also depends on the number of nodes and frequency of Chef Infra Client runs and compliance scans.
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{{< note >}} For production, OpenSearch volume size also depends on the number of nodes and frequency of Chef Infra Client runs and compliance scans. {{< /note >}}
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- Certificate Format: X509 V3(PEM format) ,Private key is in PKCS8 format
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To understand how to generate certificates, refer to the [Certificate Generation](/automate/ha_cert_selfsign/#creating-a-certificate) documentation.
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- Chef Automate HA comes with a bundled Infra Server, and it is recommended not to use any external server in Automate HA. Using an external server will lose the Automate HA functionalities, and things may not work as expected.
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- Chef Automate HA comes with a bundled Infra Server.
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| Existing System | Supported Setup Type | Minimum Eligible System Version | Maximum Eligible System Version | Pre-requisite Before Migration |
| Chef Automate |[Standalone](/automate/install/)| Automate 2020XXXXXX || To migrate to the Managed OpenSearch Automate HA cluster, the current standalone Chef Automate version should be at most 4.3.0. |
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| Chef Backend |[Chef Backend Cluster](/server/install_server_ha/)| Backend 2.X and Infra Server 14.X | Chef Infra Server 15.4.0 | Chef Backend using PostgreSQL storage for Cookbooks should only migrate to Automate HA. |
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| Chef Backend |[Chef Backend Cluster](/server/install_server_ha/)| Backend 2.X and Infra Server 14.X | Chef Infra Server 15.4.0 | Chef Backend using PostgreSQL storage for Cookbooks should only migrate to Automate HA. |
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| Chef Infra Server |[Standalone](/server/install_server/#standalone)<br />[Tiered](/server/install_server_tiered/)| Infra server 14.XXX | Chef Infra Server 15.4.0 | Chef Infra Server using PostgreSQL storage for Cookbooks should only migrate to Automate HA. |
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| A2HA | PS Lead A2HA On-Premises Deployment |Chef Automate version 20201230192246 | Chef Automate Version 20220223121207 | The A2HA cluster-mounted backup file system should also be attached to Automate HA cluster.<br />In case of In-Place migration, the volume having `/hab` should have more than 60% free space on each node. |
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- You cannot downgrade the Automate version. If you intend to install the lower version of the Chef Automate High Availability (HA) system, uninstall the existing version of the same, and destroy the terraform.
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