On 2012-06-20T08:44:33, Ulrich Windl <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > The problem is: What to do if "1 out of n" exports fails: Is the resource
> > > "started" or "stopped" then. Likewise for unexporting and monitoring.
> > If the operation partially failed, it is failed.
>
> But to have a "clean stopped", the resource has to be stopped again, even
> though start failed (asuming the logic that a failed start operation leaves
> the resource in "stopped" state). Likewise if the monitoring of a partially
> started resource will report stopped, the resource is not really cleaned up.
> So I guess your answer ist a bit too simple.
That assumed logic is wrong. A failed start leaves the resource in a
failed state, hence causing it to be stopped (depending on the on-fail
policy for start, of course).
A partially started/stopped resource's monitor also would need to report
failed.
My answer is not too simple - I said "failed", not "stopped" ;-)
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Lars
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