On 2009-05-29 14:12, Ton Voon wrote: > Yes, that would be the best solution.
I'll give that a go then. > Re: point 1, we set the opsview host server itself with a host address > of localhost so then it doesn't matter which one in the HA setup is > the primary. Doh ! Good point. I'll try that also. On 2009-05-29 15:37, Mike Dorman wrote: > I would be really interested in the details of how you set this up. I know > it's been discussed on this list some, but if you have a wiki/blog/whatever > with more information, I'd love to see it. When it's all done I'll provide the details. For now I'd say this - if you can start from scratch then use GFS as your shared file system. We're actually not doing this - but it would be the best first step. After that it's pretty much as detailed in the docs... Have your /usr/local/nagios (opsview file system) and /var/lib/mysql (mysql data dir) on the shared disk. Have Heartbeat keep an eye on the nodes. If one goes down then... Mount the filesystem on the failed over node. Start MySQL Start Opsview. Re-start your slaves (if they use a reverse tunnel). If you connect to an external address for the GUI ensure it NAT's through to the VIP. Use this address for the slaves also. That's pretty much about it. I'll be conducting further failover tests next week so I'll report how it's going. _______________________________________________ Opsview-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.opsview.org/listinfo/opsview-users
