Hi,

I am currently working on a geo-redundant setup with two sites and one 
arbitrator, using booth as ticket manager.

In case of network-outages, or a whole site is down, booth correctly grants the 
ticket to the other site (where pacemaker then starts all dependent resources).

What I´m now trying to achieve is, that also in case a resource fails (and 
can´t be restarted) on one site, the ticket should be revoked from this site, 
and granted to the other. (I.e. also a fail-over in case of issues with single 
resources, and not only in case of whole sites or networks between them).

I found an old thread regarding that topic, that suggests implementing the 
behavior in an own daemon:
http://oss.clusterlabs.org/pipermail/pacemaker/2012-March/013393.html
Does such a daemon exist, or is someone working on it? (in that case I´d rather 
contribute, than re-inventing the wheel).
Or is there any other way to achieve such a behavior with "built in"-functions 
in pacemaker and booth? 

Best Regards,
Michael

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