Hi,
In production environment ,I've deployment server with several serverclasses(having multiple Apps and clients). I've deployed few apps to clients in some serverclass through DS. Now, I want to disable my deployment server permanently. Here are few questions that come to my mind when i think of disabling DS.
Please Help.
Thank You!
I believe if there's no serverclass.conf then the server that was the deployment server won't act as a deployment server.
The clients will attempt to connect but will fail but the existing apps should not get deleted.
Alternatively
1) on the client, you could add
[deployment-client]
disabled = true
See https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.3.0/Admin/Deploymentclientconf
2) You could point to a non existent deployment server
[target-broker:deploymentServer]
targetUri = nonexistent_server.mycompany.com
How to disable DS?
-- uninstall the Splunk Enterprise from the host that is serving as the DS
-- if the Splunk Enterprise is working not only as a DS but other Splunky purpose and so you don't want to uninstall the Splunk in it, then delete all serverclasses, deployment-apps, and go to each client and delete the deploymentclient.conf
If I disbale DS. Will the Apps pushed through DS earlier will be deleted from deployment clients?
-- nope. apps in the clients will just stay as though they're installed there manually
If Yes, How to avoid deletion of Apps deployed through DS from deployment clients?
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I believe if there's no serverclass.conf then the server that was the deployment server won't act as a deployment server.
The clients will attempt to connect but will fail but the existing apps should not get deleted.
Alternatively
1) on the client, you could add
[deployment-client]
disabled = true
See https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.3.0/Admin/Deploymentclientconf
2) You could point to a non existent deployment server
[target-broker:deploymentServer]
targetUri = nonexistent_server.mycompany.com
Why do you want to disable the DS? You'll need to update the deployed apps.