Andreas Mock wrote: <snip> > > But anyway: All the replies show that there is not an easy entry to > HAv2. It took me many weeks to get a little bit used to HAv2. There are > too many issues to learn. Much time is needed to set up some helper scripts, > some templates for resource definitions, to get used to the logs, to > understand > how all subprocesses fit together, to build up a test cluster, to test > several scenarios, to accept that the current GUI is (often) not usable, > to read the ha mailing list intensivly, to accept that there are still bugs > and > to find out that different versions may differ in behaviour (which has to be > tested). > > So, IMHO the most time you have to spend on learning HA and the tools and > building up a usable test cluster (and if you don't have the money to > replicate > the production system you have to live with an approximation, e.g. other > stonith > devices, other network components) > > > Still learning every day somthing new about HAv2. > Andreas Mock >
Well said, I agree 100%! regards, Johan
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