Thanks, I should have seen that. I just assumed that everything was working
fine because `pcs status` shows no errors.
This leads me to another question - is there a way to trigger a rebuild of a
slave with pcs? Or do I need to use `pcs cluster stop`, then manually do a new
pg_basebackup,
On Mon, 14 May 2018 19:08:47 +
"Shobe, Casey" wrote:
> > We do not trigger error for such scenario because it would require the
> > cluster to react...and there's really no way the cluster can solve such
> > issue. So we just put a negative score, which is already
On Mon, 14 May 2018 16:43:52 +
"Shobe, Casey" wrote:
> Thanks, I should have seen that. I just assumed that everything was working
> fine because `pcs status` shows no errors.
We do not trigger error for such scenario because it would require the cluster
to
On Fri, 11 May 2018 16:25:18 +
"Shobe, Casey" wrote:
> I'm using PAF and my corosync log ends up filled with messages like this
> (about 3 times per minute for each standby node):
>
> pgsqlms(postgresql-10-main)[26822]: 2018/05/11_06:47:08 INFO: Forbidding
>
I'm using PAF and my corosync log ends up filled with messages like this (about
3 times per minute for each standby node):
pgsqlms(postgresql-10-main)[26822]: 2018/05/11_06:47:08 INFO: Forbidding
promotion on "d-gp2-dbp63-1" in state "startup"
pgsqlms(postgresql-10-main)[26822]: