On 14/06/2013, at 3:52 PM, Xiaomin Zhang wrote:
> Hi, Andrew:
> If I cut down the network connection of the running node by:
> service network stop,
> "crm status" will show me the node is put into "OFFLINE" status. The affected
> resource can also be failed over to another online node correct
Hi, Andrew:
If I cut down the network connection of the running node by:
service network stop,
"crm status" will show me the node is put into "OFFLINE" status. The
affected resource can also be failed over to another online node correctly.
But the issue is that, when I re-connect the network by:
s
On 13/06/2013, at 5:15 PM, Xiaomin Zhang wrote:
> Thanks Andrew.
> Yes, the fs_ssn service (ocf:FileSystem) is still running when the machine
> loses network. I configure it as primitive:
> primitive fs_ssn ocf:heartbeat:Filesystem \
> op monitor interval="15s" \
> params device="/dev
Hi, Andrew:
With the configuration I pasted in this thread, I can see the resource fail
over to the online node when the other node is put into "Standby" by using
"crm node standby" command. And when I put the "Standby" node back again to
"Online", the resource keeps running on the original "Online
Thanks Andrew.
Yes, the fs_ssn service (ocf:FileSystem) is still running when the machine
loses network. I configure it as primitive:
primitive fs_ssn ocf:heartbeat:Filesystem \
op monitor interval="15s" \
params device="/dev/drbd0" directory="/drbd" fstype="ext3" \
meta target-role=
On 13/06/2013, at 2:43 PM, Xiaomin Zhang wrote:
> Andrew Beekhof writes:
>
>>
>> Try increasing your stickiness as it is being exceeded by the location
> constraints.
>> For the biggest stick, try 'infinity' which means - never move unless the
> node dies.
>>
>
> Thanks, Andrew, I applied i
Andrew Beekhof writes:
>
> Try increasing your stickiness as it is being exceeded by the location
constraints.
> For the biggest stick, try 'infinity' which means - never move unless the
node dies.
>
Thanks, Andrew, I applied infinity resource stickiness. However, the sst
resource is still swi
On 09/06/2013, at 12:19 PM, Xiaomin Zhang wrote:
> Hello, Pacemaker Gurus:
> My HA (2 active/slave nodes and 1 standby node) setup contains 1 DRBD
> master/slave resource group, and 1 simple lsb resource. I configure some
> location constraints to prefer the active node, and I also want
> resour
Hello, Pacemaker Gurus:
My HA (2 active/slave nodes and 1 standby node) setup contains 1 DRBD
master/slave resource group, and 1 simple lsb resource. I configure some
location constraints to prefer the active node, and I also want
resource-stickiness to the actual online node to avoid unnecessary s
