Let me put the picture I have in my head here. Pod 1 < ip = 12345 >: - container 1: Ignite Server node - container 2: Web Agent
Pod 2 < ip = 67890 >: - container 1: Web Console Standalone I assume that every node would need to have an Agent next to it to communicate with the WebConsole. When I scale up Pod 1, it will scale up my Server Node and my Agents, so I will be having more agents talking to the single deployed WebConsole. WebConsole is using the frontend port 80 where I can login and execute queries. WebConsole has a backend port open 3000 for the Agent to talk to. The agent will have to be configured with webconsole 67890:3000 to communicate with and 12345:8080 (or localhost:8080) for the server node, as they will always be on the same machine (Pod). But the WebConsole is starting up and only listening to 127.0.0.1:3000, so my agent is getting connection refused cause it has a different IP address then the webconsole. Do we need 1 agent talking to the whole cluster, or 1 agent per Ignite Node (Pod). If we only need one agent, then I will move the agent to the same Pod as the WebConsole. Humphrey -- Sent from: http://apache-ignite-users.70518.x6.nabble.com/
