Hi Nux and Wei,
We got the 5 minutes by:
(1) Killing the Server Power <- Time Start
(2) When Cloudstack shows the Host is Offline <- Time Stop
So this is what makes us think that 5 minutes for cloudstack to even detect
that the host is down takes a long time.
However, we notice as well that th
When dealing with these timeouts, try not to be too stingy with the
values.
2 minutes may not be enough for other timeouts in your infra to complete
so that the whole process happens gracefully.
Whoever thought of 5 minutes as default must have had serious
considerations.
On 2024-01-24 09:02,
Hi,
You can change the global setting "ping.interval" to 10 (seconds), restart
the management service, and retest.
-Wei
On Wed, 24 Jan 2024 at 09:41, Bryan Tiang wrote:
> Hi Community,
>
> We are performing failover test to see how quickly a VM will failover to
> another compute node in the ev
Hi Community,
We are performing failover test to see how quickly a VM will failover to
another compute node in the event of a compute node hardware failure.
We forcefully power off the compute node where the VM is residing and monitor
how long it takes to failover, and after a few tests the res
