If you just want to shut down one
server in a controlled way, go ahead and /bin/shutdown.
Take a look at /etc/rc.d/rc0.d. glusterd and glusterfsd are both in there and stop will be run on each. There used to be a glusternfs service as well that would be stopped, but apparently it was decided that was overkill. Once the management daemon and the bricks are stopped, everything else will be killed in the normal kill order. If you just want to stop the bricks, you can use 'service glusterfsd stop'. If you just want to kill one brick, to replace a hard drive for instance, you can just kill the one glusterfsd process for that brick. To start a brick or bricks on that server after its process has been killed, 'gluster volume start $vol force' will start it again. On 02/26/2014 12:57 AM, Xavier Hernandez wrote: Hi Viktor, |
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