Follow the steps below to deploy a cluster of multiple Entrust PKI Hub virtual machines.

See Adding nodes for how to join the different Entrust PKI Hub cluster machines.

To a cluster of Entrust PKI Hub virtual machines with Nutanix Prism Center

  1. Log into the Nutanix Prism Center web portal.
  2. Select Compute & Storage > VMs in the navigation sidebar and click Create VM in the content pane.
  3. Fill in the forms on each page of the Create VM wizard.
  4. Click Create VM.

Configuration

Configure the following settings in the Configuration page of the Create VM wizard.

Setting

Value

​Name

Enter a unique name for the new virtual machines. ​

Description

Enter an optional description for the new virtual machines.

Cluster

Select the Nutanix cluster that will host the virtual machines.

Number of VMs

Select the number of virtual machines you want to create.

CPU

Enter the number of cores recommend in CPU requirements.

Cores Per CPU

Select 1

Memory

Enter the RAM size recommended in Memory requirements.

Resources 

In the Resources page of the Create VM wizard, click Attach Disk and configure the following settings.

Setting

Value

​Type

Select CD-ROM​.

Operation

Select Clone from Image.

Image

Select the image imported or uploaded in Uploading the Entrust PKI Hub image to Nutanix.

Bus Type

Select SATA.

Click again Attach Disk and configure the following settings in the Attach Disk dialog.

Setting

Value

​Type

Select Disk​.

Operation

Select Allocate on Storage Container.

Storage Container

Select a storage container for the disk of the PKI Hub virtual machine.

Capacity

Select at least 1 TiB (1024 GiB) as explained in Disk requirements.

Bus Type

Select SCSI.

Under Network, click Attach to Subnet and select a subnet meeting the Requirements.

Under Boot Configuration, select either Legacy Boot or UEFI.

Management

In the Management page of the Create VM wizard, click the Timezone drop-down list and select a timezone for the new virtual machine.

Review

In the Review page of the Create VM wizard, check the settings of the new virtual machine and edit them if required.