You must configure CloudBees CD/RO agents to function within a resource pool.
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Navigate to .
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Delete any resource named local.
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Create a resource pool named local.
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Create resources for all the machines that had the CloudBees CD/RO agent software installed.
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Add agent resources to the local resource pool.
Choose the appropriate step for your approach.
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If you are creating a reliability configuration where each CloudBees CD/RO server machine also has an agent installed, the local resource pool should consist of the set of agents local to the CloudBees CD/RO server machines.
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If you are creating a performance configuration where none of the CloudBees CD/RO server machines have agents installed, the local resource pool (which in this configuration is not actually local to the servers) should contain several agents to handle any work that may be assigned. For example, work may be assigned because of old default resource settings.
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Verify that the default resource pool contains two or more resources for reliability.
You must create and add resources to this pool if none exist.
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Go to the Administration > Server page.
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Click on the Settings link near the top right to open the Edit Server Settings form.
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Set the Server IP address entry in the form to the fully qualified domain name of your CloudBees CD/RO server’s load balancer.
This setting controls how agents contact the CloudBees CD/RO server when they send results from jobs and similar prompts.
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