Robert Szabo wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to setup a number of active/active resource groups where the
app runs simultaneously on both nodes.
The start/stop/monitor script is identical on both machines, and the
install directory is identical on both nodes.
I have named my test nodes as sid and nancy.
This is the chain of events when I startup the apps on sid:
1) monitor action takes place on primitve for group named_grp_sid
2) monitor action takes place on primitve for group named_grp_nancy
3) stop action takes place on primitve for group named_grp_sid
4) stop action takes place on primitve for group named_grp_nancy
5)start action takes place on primitve for group named_grp_sid
** all the above takes place on sid **
When I bring things up on nancy i get:
1) monitor action takes place on primitve for group named_grp_sid
2) monitor action takes place on primitve for group named_grp_nancy
3) stop action takes place on primitve for group named_grp_sid *** it
seems to tell sid to stop this ***
4) stop action takes place on primitve for group named_grp_nancy
5)start action takes place on primitve for group named_grp_nancy
6) start action takes place on primitive for group named_grp_sid ***
this action takes place on sid***
My questions now are:
1) how to I make it so that no actions for groups designated for node
nancy take place on sid and vice versa?
You mean, that they _never_ take place on the other machine? Or that
you want them to prefer being located on the right machines if they're up?
2) How do I keep nancy from telling sid to stop and restart the group
associated with sid?
I am sure its something that I am missing in the way constraints work.
If anyone can shed light on how I can achieve that, it would be greatly
appreciated.
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