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Clustering author instance

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Hi,

I am trying to cluster two authors. I am following the document http://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/cq/5-6-1/core/administering/cluster.html.

[img]clustering.png[/img]. I am not able to join in the cluster. I am using the aem 6.0 version.

PFA.

Thanks in advance,

Ragam

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Hi,

please refer to the right version of the documentation. You initially posted the URL to a 5.6.1 documentation, and clustering has totally changed in 6.0. When you start with AEM 6.0 in a fresh installation, you will use Oak (aka CRX 3) and TarMK. TarMK does not support active-active clustering at the moment. If you want to have an active-active cluster, you need to use MongoDB.

And anyways: Before you start to use clustering, please upgrade your instance(s) to the most recent servicepack (sp2 at the moment). I also encourage you to get in contact with AEM support (aka Daycare) regarding this, plus also any other recommended hotfix.

kind regards,
Jörg

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See these community articles:

http://crxcluster.wemblog.com/

http://labs.sixdimensions.com/blog/2013-04-04/configuring-cq-shared-everything-cluster/

Also - if you found the AEM documentation to be lacking details to perform the task - please log a bug against the docs here: 

https://helpx.adobe.com/marketing-cloud/experience-manager.html

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Thank you for your response.

Currently i am using the AEM 6.0 version . It has content repository extreme 1.0.5. Does it support clustering of author instance?. Or clustering will support only for the version above crx 2?....

Thanks in advance

Ragam

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Employee Advisor

Hi,

please refer to the right version of the documentation. You initially posted the URL to a 5.6.1 documentation, and clustering has totally changed in 6.0. When you start with AEM 6.0 in a fresh installation, you will use Oak (aka CRX 3) and TarMK. TarMK does not support active-active clustering at the moment. If you want to have an active-active cluster, you need to use MongoDB.

And anyways: Before you start to use clustering, please upgrade your instance(s) to the most recent servicepack (sp2 at the moment). I also encourage you to get in contact with AEM support (aka Daycare) regarding this, plus also any other recommended hotfix.

kind regards,
Jörg