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Reliable STONITH mechanisms for error recovery and to protect data integrity; the guest must be disabled and acknowledged.
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Configure the Dom0 cluster like you would configure any other production-ready system, paying particular attention to the STONITH setup.
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STONITH prevents "split-brain" operation, with the consequent risk of file corruption, that could occur if both nodes attempt to play the primary role at the same time.
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The solution is to integrate the two layers of clusters, in particular with regard to to STONITH.
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A script called "shoot the other node in the head (STONITH)" shuts down the primary node before the secondary node comes online.
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A script called "shoot the other node in the head (STONITH)" shuts down the primary node before the secondary node comes online.
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A script called "shoot the other node in the head (STONITH)" shuts down the primary node before the secondary node comes online.
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STONITH prevents "split-brain" operation, with the consequent risk of file corruption, that could occur if both nodes attempt to play the primary role at the same time.
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STONITH prevents "split-brain" operation, with the consequent risk of file corruption, that could occur if both nodes attempt to play the primary role at the same time.
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Instead of calling out to a physical STONITH device, the DomU cluster instead instructs the Dom0 cluster that it wants a specific node restarted or turned off.
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One approach is to kill the (allegedly misbehaving) node, i.e. Shoot The Other Node In The Head, or STONITH for short.
STONITH Deathmatch Explained | Ourobengr Ourobengr 2023
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STONITH ("Shoot The Other Node In The Head" or "Shoot The Offending Node In The Head"), sometimes called STOMITH ("Shoot The Other Member/Machine In The Head"), is a technique for fencing in computer clusters.
STONITH - Wikipedia Contributors to Wikimedia projects 2022
qroqqa commented on the word STONITH
An action taken by a standby node (server) that was been unexpectedly promoted to primary node in a failover, because the heartbeat between them has gone wrong. As it is unknown when or if the original primary node will recover and start behaving as a primary node, it may be necessary to stop it doing so: Shoot The Other Node In The Head (STONITH). Gee I love that kind of talk.
November 5, 2015
bilby commented on the word STONITH
A typically delightful qroqqa contribution.
November 5, 2015