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Using DB Nodes
Lorenzo Mangani edited this page Feb 15, 2016
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HOMER is by default configured in SINGLE_NODE
mode where the API refers to its own database for querying. For more complex setups, external database nodes can be configured and enabled for UI searches.
Single node is enabled by default in configuration.php
define('SINGLE_NODE', 1);
To enable multi-node support, edit the following parameter in configuration.php
define('SINGLE_NODE', 0);
Next, using the Admin Panel of your HOMER-UI add your mysql nodes into the database. Doublecheck your details and make sure your IPs and authentication credentials being correct.
Once completed, you will be able to perform searches across different nodes via the dedicated selector.
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