On Tue, 19 Aug 2014 00:12:43 +0530
Jyoti Ranjan wrote:
> In other words, is it necessary to use static IP for Swift nodes?
It is, but you can assign them with DHCP. In ISC DHCP the syntax is
host r21s05 {
fixed-address r21s05;
hardware ethernet 68:9c:70:95:8e:51;
}
-- Pete
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Jyoti,
The swift object server IPs are encoded in the swift rings. So the swift
object server IPs must not change.
Gerry.
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Jyoti Ranjan
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> Subject: Re: [Openstack] [Swift] IP address of Swift nodes : need help
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> If the IP for a storage node changes, you'll need to update the rings where
> that server's drives are. You can update the IP with the `swift-ring
t 18, 2014 11:54 AM
To: Jyoti Ranjan
Cc: openstack@lists.openstack.org
Subject: Re: [Openstack] [Swift] IP address of Swift nodes : need help
If the IP for a storage node changes, you'll need to update the rings where
that server's drives are. You can update the IP with the `swift-ri
If the IP for a storage node changes, you'll need to update the rings where
that server's drives are. You can update the IP with the `swift-ring-builder
set_info ...` command and then use "write_ring" to serialize it. Doing this
will not cause any data movement in the cluster. Removing the serve
