Deploying Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure
1. Known Issues
I. Plan
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1. 2. Architecture
2. 3. Support Requirements
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  1. 3.1. Operating System
  2. 3.2. Physical Machines
  3. 3.3. Virtual Machines
  4. 3.4. Networking
  5. 3.5. Storage
    
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    3.5.1. Architecture
    
    3.5.2. RAID
    
    3.5.3. JBOD
    
    3.5.4. Volume Types
  6. 3.6. Support limitations
  7. 3.7. Disaster Recovery
II. Deploy
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1. 4. Deployment Workflow
2. 5. Install Host Physical Machines
3. 6. Configure Public Key based SSH Authentication
4. 7. Configure Red Hat Gluster Storage for Hosted Engine using the Cockpit UI
5. 8. Deploy the Hosted Engine using the Cockpit UI
6. 9. Configure Red Hat Gluster Storage as a Red Hat Virtualization storage domain
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III. Troubleshoot
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1. 10. Handling Hosted Engine Deployment Errors
2. 11. Cleaning up Automated Red Hat Gluster Storage Deployment Errors
IV. Verify
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1. 12. Verify your deployment
V. Reference Material
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1. A. Configuring encryption during deployment
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  1. A.1. Configuring TLS/SSL during deployment using a Certificate Authority signed certificate
    
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    A.1.1. Before you begin
    
    A.1.2. Configuring TLS/SSL encryption using a CA-signed certificate
  2. A.2. Configuring TLS/SSL encryption during deployment using a self signed certificate
2. B. Example cleanup configuration files for gdeploy
3. C. Understanding the generated gdeploy configuration file
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Chapter 11. Cleaning up Automated Red Hat Gluster Storage Deployment Errors

Create a volume_cleanup.conf file based on the volume_cleanup.conf file in Appendix B, Example cleanup configuration files for gdeploy.
Run gdeploy using the volume_cleanup.conf file.
```
# gdeploy -c volume_cleanup.conf
```
Create a lv_cleanup.conf file based on the lv_cleanup.conf file in Appendix B, Example cleanup configuration files for gdeploy.
Run gdeploy using the lv_cleanup.conf file.
```
# gdeploy -c lv_cleanup.conf
```
Check mount configurations on all hosts
Check the /etc/fstab file on all hosts, and remove any lines that correspond to XFS mounts of automatically created bricks.

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