By: Summer Nguyen user 08 Jul 2018 at 10:36 p.m. CDT

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Hello, I am setting up a new Gluu in HA on Amazon EC2 with Amazon Linux ( Centos 6 compatible) There's something change with my set up - There's no statistic https://pasteboard.co/HtBd5TM.png - The authentication requests keep increasing https://pasteboard.co/HtBdkuU.png Note that it's a new system with only single admin account and 1 test user account . I'm the only one have access to this system. Do you have any idea ? Thank you

By Michael Schwartz Account Admin 08 Jul 2018 at 11:23 p.m. CDT

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If everything else is working ok, I wouldn't worry about it. I see you're in Austin. Ping us if you have a more specific issue.

By Summer Nguyen user 09 Jul 2018 at 12:10 a.m. CDT

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Dear Michael , 1. Do you think that it's a known issue in Amazon Linux ? If yes, I can install in CentOS 7 2. I am thinking about the issue when we replicate LDAP ? If the statistic is not correct, we will be lose the overview of the system usage Than you

By Michael Schwartz Account Admin 09 Jul 2018 at 9:11 a.m. CDT

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It has nothing to do with the Linux distribution or LDAP server. Those stats are just one picture of activity. You still have web server logs and all your other standard network management tools. No one relies too much on those stats. BTW, if you are setting up a clustered deployment of Gluu, you should consider buying a support contract, so you can use [Cluster Manager](https://gluu.org/docs/cm/3.1.3/) which is provided under the [GLUU-SUPPORT](https://github.com/GluuFederation/cluster-mgr/blob/master/LICENSE) license. Keep in mind that clustered deployment will not be supported on the community forums. Also, LDAP replication is just one piece of a clustered Gluu deployment. You also have to think of: 1. HA for redis 2. Private key rotation (every 2 days for OpenID Connect) 3. Centralized logging 4. Ease of deployment If you want to schedule a call to discuss support plans, you can do so at [https://gluu.org/booking](https://gluu.org/booking) If you do not want to purchase support, I suggest you accept a 99.9% SLA--do a good job monitoring and backing up, and you can live with one server and still keep under 8 hours of downtime per year.

By Summer Nguyen user 10 Jul 2018 at 3:51 a.m. CDT

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Thank you very much . I am still testing and evaluating for this.