Hi,

On Mon, Dec 10, 2007 at 04:10:20PM -0800, Radu Handorean wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> When I force a failover from one node to the other (I need all
> my resources on the same node at all times) it might take a
> while for all resources to migrate. One of the resources to
> migrate is the cluster IP but just because I can connect to the
> other node (this resource has migrated) doesn't mean all of
> them have.
> 
> 
> I need a way to figure when the migration is complete. I could
> use crm_mon and sleep/loop until all of them are on the other
> side (I know how many and what to be looking for). For no good
> reason, I feel this is not very elegant. I think I've heard
> about resource dependencies and how one can be declared to be
> dependent on other(s). If this is true, can someone please
> point me to where I can read about it? I'm thinking about
> defining a resource to be dependent on all the others and
> verifying when this "phony" resource migrated which would
> indicate they are all on the other side. Is this a good
> approach? Can you give me any other idea for how to decide if
> the migration is over or not?

You can test (monitor) the last resource in a group. It is
possible to run a resource agent by hand: just set the
OCF_RESKEY_<param> environment variables to the corresponding
values from your CIB.

You can also try crmadmin -S DC_NODE in a loop until it reports
the IDLE state, then check whichever resource you want.

Thanks,

Dejan

> Thanks!
> 
> 
> 
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