I have resources A, B, C and D. (Or more.) All are using agent X. Is there a
way to simply specify that resources A, B, C and D must each run on a different
node?
I can create a series of negative infinity collocation rules something like:
collocation c1 -inf: A ( B C D )
collocation c2 -inf: B ( A C D )
collocation c3 -inf: C ( A B D )
collocation c4 -inf: D ( A B C )
Is that my choice? Will that have the affect I want? Is there a more concise
way to specify it?
It would be nice to just set an attribute saying any resource using agent X
must run on its own node.
Regards.
Mark K Vallevand [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
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