1. What command can I execute on the qdevice node which tells me which
client nodes are connected and alive?
1. In the output of the pcs qdevice status command, what is the meaning of...
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1. In the output of the pcs quorum status Command,
Hi Strahil,Yes. Its simple but monitoring is done by an external service
which sends alarm in case state of a hardware changes. Its a complex code
and multiple devices are being monitored by it. If I ask pacemaker to monitor
the device, this code has to be replicated in resource agents monitor
If I want to know the current DRBD runtime settings such as timeout, ping-int,
or connect-int, how do I check that? I'm assuming they may not be the same as
what shows in the config file.
--Eric
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Hi Strahil --
I hope you won't mind if I revive this old question. In your comments below,
you suggested using a 1s token with a 1.2s consensus. I currently have 2-node
clusters (will soon install a qdevice). I was reading in the corosync.conf man
page where it says...
"For two node
Hi,In my environment I have a pacemaker cluster running which has various
software services as resource agents.These services have dependency on some
hardware components. There is a service which monitors the hardware and sends
alerts if anything is wrong with the hardware.My plan is to add a
