On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 5:04 PM, Joe Armstrong wrote:
> Hi All,
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> I am a little confused about globally-unique clones, since there can be no
> instance attributes for a clone how do you tell each clone that it is unique ?
The globally-unique=true option.
Then, inside your resource agent, you n
The idea behind unique vs. non-unique is best illustrated by example.
Take a CLUSTERIP resource...
Based on some criteria (usually the source address), it allocates all
requests into a bucket from 0..(N-1), where N ::= clone-max
So when we ask "is the resource running here", we're really asking:
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Subject: Re: [Pacemaker] globally-unique clone question
The typical usage in this case would be to make all mail serve
maker] globally-unique clone question
Hi All,
I am a little confused about globally-unique clones, since there can be no
instance attributes for a clone how do you tell each clone that it is unique ?
My use case is that we need to run N instances of a mail server, each mail
server is unique in th
Hi All,
I am a little confused about globally-unique clones, since there can be no
instance attributes for a clone how do you tell each clone that it is unique ?
My use case is that we need to run N instances of a mail server, each mail
server is unique in that it serves a specific domain, two
