A broker pool is a collection of one or many brokers. It is a way to group brokers that support the same resource types and permissions. You can assign the resource types and permissions to a broker pool, and all brokers of that pool support the same. For example, all Windows server-related brokers are part of one broker pool. Broker pools are created and managed by Britive.
A broker joins a broker pool when it registers itself with the Britive platform, authenticating with an authentication token associated with that broker pool. Every broker pool can have a maximum of three tokens, and two tokens at a time can be active. A default broker token is created for each new broker pool. For more information about registering and configuring brokers, see Brokers.
Create a Broker Pool
Log in to Britive.
Click on System admin -> Brokers and Broker Pools.
Click the Broker Pools tab.
Click the Create Broker Pool button.
Enter the Name and Description of the broker pool.
Click Done.
Manage a Broker Pool
Brokers: A list of installed/configured brokers is displayed; these brokers are deployed in a remote environment. The broker status is also shown as Active, Inactive, or Disconnected.
Resources: A list of resources that a broker pool can manage.
Broker Pool Token:
Click the Create a new Token button if you do not want to use a default token.
Enter a Name and Description in the Create a token window.
Click Status to activate or deactivate the token.
Active: The token can be used by broker registration.
Inactive: The broker is registered but is not active.
Actions: The following actions are available for a token:
Copy Token
View Token
Edit
Delete Token
Broker Pool Resource Labels: Select from Label Key and Values from the drop-down list. You can select multiple values for one label key.