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[Dual controller] Work to be done #560
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The active passive is on ASD level, not on ASD manager level. |
My intention was to leverage change all calls to support active/passive routes. That is what I meant with that :) |
Can we not already have the service deployed but stopped? Any reason why you want to deploy it only now? |
Deploying the service when the filesystem is not mounted might cause some issues. We can already generate the servicefile though |
IMO fstab should be prepared and entries should have the "noauto" option to prevent automounting at boot. The mounting itself should be done when starting the service (in that service file or via dependencies in systemd). When mounting fails, the service cannot start. When stopping the service, the device should be umounted again. Starting/stopping the service should only be done after a check if it's safe to do so. |
EstimationsFirst iterationThis will only contain happy path changes
Second iterationComplete reinstall of a Dual Controller AlbaNode should be possible
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Waiting for testing hardware |
Feature description
The Dual Controller would need two or more AlbaNodes working together in a master - slave fashion. The goal is to failover to one if the other would become unresponsive or enough OSDs are reporting failures
First iteration
This will only contain happy path changes
The changes to be made:
Second iteration
Complete reinstall of a Dual Controller AlbaNode should be possible
Every step should be registered under it's own ticket. These steps will both include this repo and the alba-asdmanager repo
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