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TIBCO iProcess® Engine 11.10.0

# Add a Server

You can add servers to your iProcess Engine at any time. For example, you can increase the amount of case processing by adding a server and starting more background processes.

To add a server to your iProcess Engine, use the following command:

`swadm add_server` `machine_name` `master` `check_error_files` `machine_comment`

where:

| • | `machine_name` is the physical name of the server you want to add.

| • | `master` is the parameter that specifies if you want the server to host the master Process Sentinels. Replace `master` with either:

| — | `Y` specifies the master server

| — | `N` specifies the slave server.

| — | See “Process Management” in TIBCO iProcess Engine Architecture Guide for more information about the Process Sentinels architecture.

| • | `check_error_files` specifies whether Process Sentinels on this server check for the creation of the `sw_error` and `sw_warn` files.

| — | `Y` specifies Process Sentinels check for errors.

| — | `N` specifies no checking is performed.

| • | `machine_comment` is the text description added to identify the server.

## Example

The following example adds server Pluto to iProcess Engine. It:

| • | Specifies that Pluto will run as a slave server and will check for iProcess error files.

| • | Sets its comment as BG_processor_3, indicating that it is the third server (in a node cluster) that runs background processes.

    # swadm add_server pluto N Y BG_processor_3

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