Apache Geode manages remote clusters via gfsh over HTTP or HTTPS protocols

You can connect to a remote cluster via HTTP or HTTPS and gfsh命令来manage the cluster using .

To connect gfsh to a remote GemFire cluster using the HTTP protocol:

1. Run gfsh。查看"Start gfsh".

--http-bind-address2. When starting a remote cluster on a remote host, you can optionally specify and --http-service-port作为GemFire properties when starting your jmx manager (server or locator) . These properties can be used in the url when you connect to the remote cluster's HTTP service from your local system. E.g:

gfsh>start server --name=server1 --J=-Dgemfire.jmx-manager=true \
--J=-Dgemfire.jmx-manager-start=true -J=-Dgemfire.http-service-port=8080 \
--J=-Dgemfire.http-service-bind-address=myremotecluster.example.com

This command must be executed directly on the host and will ultimately serve as remote management of the HTTP service for the remote GemFire server host. (You cannot run a GemFire server remotely.)

3. On your local system, run gfsh连接命令来连接到远程系统。包括了--use-httpwith and --urlparameters . E.g:

gfsh>connect --use-http=true --url="http://myremotecluster.example.com:8080/gemfire/v1"

Successfully connected to: GemFire Manager's HTTP service @ http://myremotecluster.example.com:8080/gemfire/v1

View "Connect"

gfshConnected to a remote system. Most gfsh命令将在远程系统上执行; however, there are some exceptions, the following commands are only executed on the local cluster:

    alter disk-store
    compact offline-disk-store
    describe offline-disk-store
    help
    hint
    sh (for executing OS commands)
    sleep
    start jconsole (however, you can connect JConsole to a remote cluster when gfsh is connected to the cluster via JMX)
    start jvisualvm
    start locator
    start server
    status locator*
    status server*
    stop locator*
    stop server*
    run (for executing gfsh scripts)
    validate disk-store
    version

*When gfsh is connected to the cluster via JMX or HTTP/S using the --nameoption stop/ statuscommand you can stop and get the status of remote locators and servers. --pidIf you use or --dir选项，那么stop/ for these commandsstatus命令只会在本地被执行。

To configure SSL for remote connections (https), specify GemFire configuration parameters in the gemfire.properties or gfsecurity-properties file or before startup :

    http-service-ssl-enabled
    http-service-ssl-require-authentication
    http-service-ssl-protocols
    http-service-ssl-ciphers
    http-service-ssl-keystore
    http-service-ssl-keystore-password
    http-service-ssl-keystore-type
    http-service-ssl-truststore
    http-service-ssl-truststore-password

See SSL for details on these parameters.

The above parameters also apply to all HTTP services hosted in the configured JMX manager, which can include the following

Developer REST Application Interface Service
Pulse Monitoring Tool

Apache Geode manages remote clusters via gfsh over HTTP or HTTPS protocols

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