On 12/19/2012 12:34 AM, Simon Riggs wrote:
My logic is that if you make a 1 minute test you will notice your mistake, which is glaringly obvious. That is sufficient to prevent that mistake, IMHO. If you don't test your config and don't monitor either, good luck with HA.
I am not arguing whether you are right. I am arguing whether or not we want to shoot all but our experts users in the foot. People make mistakes, when reasonable we should help them not make those mistakes.
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