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Log Insight 2.0 introduced the ability to scale-out in addition to scale-up. With this change, a Log Insight instance is capable of playing different roles or service types. These include:

• Standalone (available in 1.x)
• Master (new in 2.0)
• Worker (new in 2.0)

NOTE: Service types should not be confused with node types. Every Log Insight instance (or node) is capable of running any service it is matter of what service is enabled on the node.
I would like to discuss the differences between these service types and some important considerations to keep in mind.

In addition to configuration maximums, it is important to understand configuration minimums. Again, most of this information is in the official documentation, but is not consolidated in a central location… until now!
UPDATE: Configuration minimums have been added to the Log Insight documentation starting with 3.0. This information may be out of date — please use the official documentation!

Continuing with my video theme, I have a video going through the initial configuration wizard of Log Insight 2.0 when attempting to create a standalone instance.

For those interested in deploying Log Insight 2.0 for the first time, setting up a new Log Insight instance, or creating a Log Insight cluster, this video is for you!

I figured I would do something a little different and post a video on how to upgrade to Log Insight 2.0. In case you are running a version of Log Insight older than 1.5 GA, be sure to check out this post on how to upgrade to version 1.5 GA before upgrading to Log Insight 2.0.

The wait is over, Log Insight 2.0 is now generally available! This post contains all the details you need to know.

VMware announced Log Insight 2.0 today though the actual bits will not be available until later in Q2 2014. Read on for all the details.