Terms
Central control server
The server where obd is installed. This server is used for managing the OceanBase cluster and storing the installation packages and configuration information of the OceanBase cluster.
Target server
The server where OceanBase Database is installed.
Procedure
Perform the following steps on the central control server to set password-free SSH login. After the configuration, the central control server can log on to target servers by using SSH without a password.
Note
If you plan to deploy OceanBase Database using the admin user, configure password-free login for the admin user on the target machine. It is recommended to use the admin user for deploying OceanBase Database.
Run the following command on the central control server to check whether the key exists:
[admin@test001 ~]$ ls ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pubIf yes, you do not need to generate a new private SSH key.
(Optional) Run the following command on the central control server to generate public and private SSH keys:
[admin@test001 ~]$ ssh-keygen -t rsaCopy and paste the public keys to the
authorized_keysfile on the target server:[admin@test001 ~]$ ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub <user>@<server_ip>
(Appendix) Sample script
When multiple target servers use the same login password, we recommend that you use the following script on the central control server to set password-free SSH login for multiple target servers.
Notice
You must have the sudo privilege to run the following script.
You must replace the SERVERS list and PASSWORD in the first two lines of the script with your own actual server list and password.
#!/usr/bin/bash
SERVERS=("<user>@<server_ip1>" "<user>@<server_ip2>" "<user>@<server_ip3>")
PASSWORD="******"
keygen() {
sudo yum -y install expect
expect -c "
spawn ssh-keygen -t rsa
expect {
*(~/.ssh/id_rsa):* { send -- \r;exp_continue}
*(y/n)* { send -- y\r;exp_continue}
*Enter* { send -- \r;exp_continue}
*(y/n)* { send -- y\r;exp_continue}
*Enter* { send -- \r;exp_continue}
eof {exit 0}
}
expect eof
"
}
copy(){
expect -c "
set timeout -1
spawn ssh-copy-id $1
expect {
*(yes/no)* { send -- yes\r; exp_continue }
*password:* { send -- $PASSWORD\r; exp_continue}
eof {exit 0}
}
expect eof
"
}
ssh_copy_id_to_all(){
keygen ;
for host in ${SERVERS[@]}
do
copy $host
done
}
ssh_copy_id_to_all
