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en:documentation:06_metaconsole:04_command [2021/08/20 00:21]
jimmy.olano [Stage 2: Event updating] 		en:documentation:06_metaconsole:04_command [2021/10/03 16:08]
jimmy.olano [Command Center]
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-====== COMMAND CENTER ======+====== Command Center ======
  
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 ===== Command Center ===== ===== Command Center =====
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 ==== Environment already centralized through Command Center ==== ==== Environment already centralized through Command Center ====
  
-Once stage 1 is finished, the environment will be considered centralized, and from there you will be able to manage everything from the Metaconsole. Element synchronization has also been changed, now the ''pandora_ha'' process of each node is in charge of synchronizing its database with that of the Metaconsole ().+Once stage 1 is finished, the environment will be considered centralized, and from there you will be able to manage everything from the Metaconsole. Element synchronization has also been changed, now the ''pandora_ha'' process of each node is in charge of synchronizing its database with that of the Metaconsole.
  
 When you make a change in the Metaconsole (for example, create a user) this queues the necessary queries to the database for the nodes (''INSERTS'', ''UPDATES'', etc.) which ''pandora_ha'' reads in an orderly manner and executes in each server_threshold. This ensures that if a server is down for a while, when it is started again it can catch up correctly. When you make a change in the Metaconsole (for example, create a user) this queues the necessary queries to the database for the nodes (''INSERTS'', ''UPDATES'', etc.) which ''pandora_ha'' reads in an orderly manner and executes in each server_threshold. This ensures that if a server is down for a while, when it is started again it can catch up correctly.
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