Cluster 2 nodes
layer.five
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December 3, 2018, 8:41 pmQuote from layer.five on December 3, 2018, 8:41 pmUsing Petasan 2.2.0 is it possible to create a cluster using only 2 nodes and modify the default vote value to validate the quorum if one node falls?
Using Petasan 2.2.0 is it possible to create a cluster using only 2 nodes and modify the default vote value to validate the quorum if one node falls?
Last edited on December 3, 2018, 8:50 pm by layer.five · #1
admin
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December 4, 2018, 9:03 amQuote from admin on December 4, 2018, 9:03 amYou need at least 3 nodes since with 2 it can lead to split brain, forcing a value is not a safe solution.
Probably something you may want to do is have your 1st machine as a vm with low resources, and do not assign any storage or iSCSI service roles to it ( uncheck the checkboxes during deployment ). Your 2 other nodes could be real machines with lots cores/disks..etc. The vm node should be run from another system not stored on PetaSAN.
You need at least 3 nodes since with 2 it can lead to split brain, forcing a value is not a safe solution.
Probably something you may want to do is have your 1st machine as a vm with low resources, and do not assign any storage or iSCSI service roles to it ( uncheck the checkboxes during deployment ). Your 2 other nodes could be real machines with lots cores/disks..etc. The vm node should be run from another system not stored on PetaSAN.
Last edited on December 4, 2018, 9:03 am by admin · #2
Cluster 2 nodes
layer.five
1 Post
Quote from layer.five on December 3, 2018, 8:41 pmUsing Petasan 2.2.0 is it possible to create a cluster using only 2 nodes and modify the default vote value to validate the quorum if one node falls?
Using Petasan 2.2.0 is it possible to create a cluster using only 2 nodes and modify the default vote value to validate the quorum if one node falls?
admin
2,930 Posts
Quote from admin on December 4, 2018, 9:03 amYou need at least 3 nodes since with 2 it can lead to split brain, forcing a value is not a safe solution.
Probably something you may want to do is have your 1st machine as a vm with low resources, and do not assign any storage or iSCSI service roles to it ( uncheck the checkboxes during deployment ). Your 2 other nodes could be real machines with lots cores/disks..etc. The vm node should be run from another system not stored on PetaSAN.
You need at least 3 nodes since with 2 it can lead to split brain, forcing a value is not a safe solution.
Probably something you may want to do is have your 1st machine as a vm with low resources, and do not assign any storage or iSCSI service roles to it ( uncheck the checkboxes during deployment ). Your 2 other nodes could be real machines with lots cores/disks..etc. The vm node should be run from another system not stored on PetaSAN.