Configuring Ports
For security reasons, you may need to change AtScale ports from the
default. You can make these configuration changes in atscale.yaml
,
following the procedure below.
Before You Begin
For the following procedure, you must have an AtScale installation of version 7.4.0 or above.
Procedure
-
If AtScale is not already running, then as the ATSCALE_USER user (
atscale
by default), run the installed AtScale'sconfigurator.sh script
in--first-time
mode. If you don't want to fully confgure yet, answer 'n' when prompted with 'Do you wish to apply this configuration? (y/N):'. This will generate the/opt/atscale/conf/atscale.yaml
file and exit before configuring services. :/opt/atscale/current/bin/configurator.sh --first-time
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Open
/opt/atscale/conf/atscale.yaml
. -
Edit
/opt/atscale/conf/atscale.yaml
to override port entries that need to be changed in the following sections:engine.ports
modeler.ports
virtualization.supervisor
virtualization.worker
virtualization.listener.port
The current port defaults are listed in the example below:
engine:
ports:
http: "20502"
remoting: "20507"
modeler:
ports:
http: "20500"
authorization: "20503"
virtualization:
virtualization_supervisor:
ui_port: "10530"
driver_port: "10531"
manager_port: "10532"
master_port: "10533"
master_webui_port: "10534"
virtualization_worker:
worker_port: "10535"
worker_webui_port: "10536"
virtualization_listener:
port: "10511" -
Run
configurator.sh
to apply the configuration change:/opt/atscale/current/bin/configurator.sh --apply