Your steps are correct. We run a production with multi-master replication
with redundant sites. Using Ansible to perform updates (with too many servers
to hit one at a time.) We do disable from load-balancer by site instead of just
the one host.
1. remove server1 from the load balancer co
We have a single master and 3 replicas. Updates are more or less "remove
from the load balancer one at a time / yum -y upgrade / reboot / re-add to
load balancer" when being cautious, and "yum -y upgrade / stagger reboot"
when not being cautious. The ldap server is resilient enough that changes
wil
Hmmm, no advice here? I would have presumed someone here is running
with packages from the RHEL repository. I'll open a ticket with Redhat but
it would be reassuring to hear from someone who has real-world experience.
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