- **status**: unassigned --> duplicate
- **assigned_to**: Praveen
- **Milestone**: future --> never
- **Comment**:
Fixed as part of #98
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** [tickets:#102] AMF support for saAmfSGAutoRepair configuration attribute**
**Status:** duplicate
**Milestone:** never
**Created:** Mon May 13, 2013 05:24 AM UTC by Nagendra Kumar
**Last Updated:** Mon May 13, 2013 05:24 AM UTC
**Owner:** Praveen
Migrated from http://devel.opensaf.org/ticket/3088
"Service Unit Fail-Over Recovery—In the context of a service unit failover
recovery action, the Availability Management Framework attempts to terminate
all components of the service unit. If the service group containing the service
unit has the automatic repair configuration attribute set (saAmfSGAutoRepair
set to SA_TRUE), and all components have been successfully terminated, the
Availability Management Framework reenables the operational states of the
service
unit and of its disabled components and evaluates the various criteria used to
determine if the service unit must be reinstantiated (such as the preferred
number of in-service service units for the service group containing that
service unit) it then reinstantiates service units, if deemed necessary."
If supported it would make it possible to put non critical components in their
own SG with saAmfSGAutoRepair set to FALSE. That should leave the SU in oper
state DISABLED waiting for manual repair. And an alarm I guess (cry for help...)
Currently errors in non critical components can escalate to node failover thus
affecting critical components.
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