I have created a five node cluster and configurations are as follows
bond0 created using two physical interfaces on each node
bond1 created using two physical interfaces on each node
Created Linux bridge as follows
Create vmbr0 using bond0 and vmbr1 using bond1. Each node primary ip ( cluster ip ) is through vmbr0
Created vmbr2 using bond0 and now each virtual bridge interfaces are having dedicated ip's.
Edited corosync.conf as per the RRP documentation, ie added ring 0 and ring1 on corosync.conf and restarted network & corosync
For testing, I have made down vmbr0 on one of the node but that node went offline ( it didn't consider the ring1 mentioned on the corosyn.conf ). Anyone can help me to point out the issue
bond0 created using two physical interfaces on each node
bond1 created using two physical interfaces on each node
Created Linux bridge as follows
Create vmbr0 using bond0 and vmbr1 using bond1. Each node primary ip ( cluster ip ) is through vmbr0
Created vmbr2 using bond0 and now each virtual bridge interfaces are having dedicated ip's.
Edited corosync.conf as per the RRP documentation, ie added ring 0 and ring1 on corosync.conf and restarted network & corosync
For testing, I have made down vmbr0 on one of the node but that node went offline ( it didn't consider the ring1 mentioned on the corosyn.conf ). Anyone can help me to point out the issue