I have a 5 node cluster running 7.2-4.
Three nodes are set up to be dedicated CEPH storage, and are not supposed to be HA failover targets.
The other two nodes are clustered in a restricted HA group.
As I understand things, if I shut down one node in the HA group, the VMs which it holds should be migrated to the other node, assuming there's enough capacity to house them. (There is)
But every time I test it, using a single small VM, the VM gets migrated to one of the CEPH nodes.
The HA group has the following config (based on the gui)
Nodes ceph-00, ceph-01, ceph-02 are not members of the group.
Nodes kvm-01 and kvm-03 are members of the group.
The group is set to restricted
The two kvm nodes have priority 1, the three ceph nodes have no priority set.
This is a new setup. I'm sure I'm missing something pretty straightforward.
/etc/pve/ha/groups.cfg has
group: kvm-only
comment Only use KVM servers for HA
nodes kvm-03:1,kvm-01:1
nofailback 0
restricted 1
Three nodes are set up to be dedicated CEPH storage, and are not supposed to be HA failover targets.
The other two nodes are clustered in a restricted HA group.
As I understand things, if I shut down one node in the HA group, the VMs which it holds should be migrated to the other node, assuming there's enough capacity to house them. (There is)
But every time I test it, using a single small VM, the VM gets migrated to one of the CEPH nodes.
The HA group has the following config (based on the gui)
Nodes ceph-00, ceph-01, ceph-02 are not members of the group.
Nodes kvm-01 and kvm-03 are members of the group.
The group is set to restricted
The two kvm nodes have priority 1, the three ceph nodes have no priority set.
This is a new setup. I'm sure I'm missing something pretty straightforward.
/etc/pve/ha/groups.cfg has
group: kvm-only
comment Only use KVM servers for HA
nodes kvm-03:1,kvm-01:1
nofailback 0
restricted 1
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