On 09-Sep-13 12:10 PM, Greg Hurlman wrote:
> Thanks Praveen.
>
> For scenario " when both the controllers are down", since Payloads are 
> up and running fine, is there a way around to isolate both the 
> controllers from cluster intentionally or accidentally with 
> sacrificing service availability temporarily. Since actual service is 
> being provided payload nodes, it would be nice to run payload nodes 
> all times. Rebooting payload nodes technically sounds OK, however, I 
> am looking at an way to remove this binding for a specific scenario.
>
> OpenSAF version being used 4.3.0.
>
opensaf can be gracefully stopped on payload nodes using 
"/etc/init.d/opensafd stop" before controllers reboot. Can you mention 
the specific scenario?

Thanks
Praven
> Best,
> Greg
>
>
> On Sun, Sep 8, 2013 at 9:29 PM, praveen malviya 
> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
>     Please see inline.
>
>     Thanks
>     Praveen
>
>     On 08-Sep-13 10:31 PM, Greg Hurlman wrote:
>
>         Hi Folks,
>
>         While integrating OpenSAF I faced couple of issues. Can
>         somebody help me,
>         if through some way these configurations are possible,
>
>         1. Isolating controller nodes by making the controller service
>         down or n/w
>         down once the payload nodes with SUs up and running fine.
>
>         I expect here that it should not reboot the payload nodes
>         which are running
>         fine. This isolation may be temporary though and may be
>         controllers will be
>         join back to the cluster.
>
>     If you are isolating only one controller then payloads will not
>     reboot. If both the controllers are down then payloads will also
>     go down.
>
>         2. When the first amf-adm unlock/in command fails for some
>         valid reason,
>         while starting a particular SU with admin state as
>         locked-instantiation,
>         then the subsequent amf-adm unlock/in also fails with reason
>         pending.
>
>         Currently I stop the service in payloads and restarts the
>         service in
>         controller to try re-instantiating the same SU with amf-adm
>         unlock/in
>         command to make it successful second time. Assuming the
>         failure reason is
>         fixed before running second time. But stopping services all
>         trough cluster
>         and starting again to forget the previous failure is not very
>         encouraging.
>
>     When "amf-adm unlock-in" fails with repair pending then SU would
>     move to INSTANTIATION_FAILED state.
>     Here admin needs to the correct the problems which are generally
>     associated with component binary or instantiation scripts or
>     bundle path.
>     After correcting this issue "amf-adm repaired <su dnname>" to
>     repair the su. In this way components will be instantiated without
>     rebooting cluster.
>
>         3. While component restart/SU restart is happening in payload
>         node because
>         of the configured component recovery action, service opensafd
>         stop(intentional) in PL node does not stop the service.
>         Eventually, the
>         escalated recovery action reboots the PL node.
>
>     For this can you specify the version of OpenSAF being used in the
>     system.
>
>         Best,
>         Greg
>         
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