Github user Slair1 commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/pull/1428#issuecomment-215859262
@kiwiflyer No, we were not failing over our ACS mgmt servers. We still had
both up and functional and were able to log directly into both (and of course
through our load-balancer). The load-balancing of the ACS mgmt servers works
great. I tried opening console windows through both mgmt servers.
when i issue a netstat from the mgmt servers, i see them trying to contact
the offline mysql server, when i attempt opening a console. Although, i know
most other functions we have tested work fine. In the netstat we see a slew of
established connections with the slave mysql server (as it should). But, for
some reason when we attempt to open a console it doesn't work and we see the
mgmt server try to connect to the offline mysql server.
As soon as the primary mysql server is online, the console windows
immediately work.
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