>>> Andrei Borzenkov <arvidj...@gmail.com> schrieb am 22.10.2015 um 18:49 in
Nachricht <562913b5.6070...@gmail.com>:
> Let's say I have a pool of nodes and multiple services, somehow 
> distributed across them. I would like to keep one node as "spare", 
> without services by default, and if any of "worker" nodes fail, services 
> that were running there should be relocated to spare together.
> 
> This ensures each service keeps the same resources available and does 
> not compete with services on other nodes.
> 
> It obviously can be achieved with explicit location constraints on each 
> service for "primary" and "secondary" node; but is there some generic 
> trick that avoids configuring each and every service?

Maybe "node colors" could do the trick: Makr one of your nodes as "not that 
good" while all nodes are up; if one node fails, mark that standby node as 
"good" (automatically, of course).
I never tried it, but I remember having read about it...

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