Infrastructure & Engineering

Trying "Incus", the Successor to LXD: Configuring a Cluster

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https://blog.otama-playground.com/en/posts/20250526/202505260047 Ref: https://incus-ja.readthedocs.io/ja/latest/howto/cluster_form/#id5

-----+------------------------------+------------------+--------------+----------------+-------------+--------+-------------------+ | NAME | URL | ROLES | ARCHITECTURE | FAILURE DOMAIN | DESCRIPTION | STATUS | MESSAGE | +--------+------------------------------+------------------+--------------+----------------+-------------+--------+-------------------+ | incus1 | https://192.168.100.101:8443 | database-leader | x86_64 | default | | ONLINE | Fully operational | | | | database | | | | | | +--------+------------------------------+------------------+--------------+----------------+-------------+--------+-------------------+ | incus2 | https://192.168.100.102:8443 | database-standby | x86_64 | default | | ONLINE | Fully operational | +--------+------------------------------+------------------+--------------+----------------+-------------+--------+-------------------+

### Confirm via GUI


![Confirm via GUI 1](./images/image-16-1024x524-png.webp)


## Conclusion


So, this time I roughly introduced the procedure to add a machine to a cluster in Incus. Before trying, I thought "Might be a bit difficult...", but my impression is that it was surprisingly straightforward steps with few stumbling points.


Well then, I'll write again loosely when I try something.

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