Re: Options/scenarios for a dead monitor

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On Thu, Feb 21, 2013 at 1:22 PM, Martin B Nielsen <martin@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just curious here - if a setup would have only 1 monitor - and that
> monitor dies; what would happen?
>
> If say the cluster is only used as rbd with blockdevices running VM -
> would they keep running or would everything just stop?
>
> Also, what options would there be if the disk with the monitor died
> and there was no backup? Can one create a new monitor and just dump
> into the cluster or would that require a complete backup of whatever
> the original monitor had (as in, if the disks of the one monitor dies
> and one has no backup = game over?). Or would a backup not even
> suffice?

Game over, essentially. You shouldn't run anything but the most
trivial test clusters with a single monitor. I could reconstruct a
usable monitor from data available through the rest of the system if
necessary, and for a sufficient fee to Inktank — someday we will have
tools for this, but they don't exist right now — but it's a lot
cheaper to just run three monitors from the get-go. ;)
-Greg
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