Hi Stéphane,
You have a problem with your JGroups configuration on the 2nd node.
13:46:28,567 WARN jgroups.protocols.FD_SOCK I was suspected by
10.1.100.1:33394; ignoring the SUSPECT message
13:46:28,608 WARN protocols.pbcast.GMS I (10.1.100.2:33415) am not a
member of view [10.1.100.1:33394|2] [10.1.100.1:33394], shunning myse
lf and leaving the group (prev_members are [10.1.100.1:33394
10.1.100.2:33415 ], current view is [10.1.100.1:33394|1]
[10.1.100.1:33394, 10
.1.100.2:33415])
13:46:28,620 ERROR continuent.hedera.channel Unhandled JGroups message
type (class org.jgroups.ExitEvent): ExitEvent.
Make sure that you don't have another version of JGroups in your
classpath that would be incompatible. If you have multiple instances of
JGroups running on the same network, make sure to use different
multicast addresses and group names in your configurations.
13:46:30,383 INFO controller.virtualdatabase.debug Checking virtual
database configuration with remote controllers.
13:46:30,422 ERROR controller.virtualdatabase.debug Channel
unavailable while checking configuration compatibility
org.continuent.hedera.channel.NotConnectedException:
ChannelNotConnectedException
As the group communication channel is broken (not connected on one end)
the configuration compatibility check fails and that's why you get the
incompatible configuration message (yes I know it's quite cryptic at
this point!). But once you get your JGroups configuration straighten up
that should work fine.
Hope this helps,
Emmanuel
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