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Hadoop - Adding New Name Node

Currently my cloudera env is a single server ( Name node and Data node on the same server ) , Now i would like to create another Name node for HA purpose and configure zookeeper to Automate HA , However I am unware of adding a new server as a name node part of HA , Could some one please suggest the way to proceed to add the Name node in hadoop cluster .
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