On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 12:02 PM, Andreas Mock <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've now pacemaker/corosync running on two machines with openSuSE 11.2,
> stonith agents are configured. So the base for a cluster is up and running.
>
> There were some postings regarding this combination having problems.
I must have missed those emails, what was the issue?
> Is there a way to run the cluster tests on this cluster?
> Probably someone is interested in the results.
>
> If yes, can someone give me staring hints?
Its actually pretty easy now (we've dropped the requirement for remote logging).
Just install pacemaker-devel on a test "master" and make sure you can
ssh (as root with no password*) to all of the cluster nodes from it.
Define your cluster nodes:
export cluster_hosts="a b c d"
Tell CTS if the nodes are configured to start the cluster when they
boot (0 for no, 1 for yes):
export at_boot=0
Then just run:
python ./CTSlab.py --nodes "$cluster_hosts" --at-boot $at_boot
--stack corosync --stonith no 500
"--stonith no" disables the stonithd test.
* Use key-based authentication in combination with ssh-agent.
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