Hi,
I am trying to run cloned resources on part of my cluster, however I
must be mistaken on how to use the location-directive. This is the
relevant part of my config:
node $id="8ce10d28-174c-4fc3-bac4-b2bf21ef6a38" apa1
node $id="09c41339-21db-4250-83b9-bac11a6c25de" apa2
node $id="ea3da999-829d-4042-a5d5-9ee0ad27f989" mysql1
node $id="23f84b10-ad8c-43a9-ab23-344d06254948" mysql2
node $id="47c29bf2-ac4a-4873-9b91-f05b8e41af2d" nfs1
node $id="e588fc86-92d8-4658-a394-3e031171bcd0" nfs2
primitive apachefs ocf:heartbeat:Filesystem \
params device="192.168.202.47:/data/export" directory="/data"
fstype="nfs"
primitive apacheserver ocf:heartbeat:Dummy
group apacheservice apachefs apacheserver
clone apache apacheservice \
meta clone-max="2"
location apaapa1 apache 100: apa1
location apaapa2 apache 100: apa2
property $id="cib-bootstrap-options" \
dc-version="1.0.3-b133b3f19797c00f9189f4b66b513963f9d25db9" \
symmetric-cluster="false" \
last-lrm-refresh="1242719884"
What I thought this would do was: start (cloned) resources apachefs and
apacheserver only on nodes apa1 and apa2 (since symmetric-cluster=false
and having the two location directives). What I can see happening is
that the apachefs resource is tried on other nodes as well, most
importantly also on nfs1 and nfs2, which causes these to crash :-(.
Could someone point out how I can get this working the way I want?
Thanks,
Mark
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