Re: failover

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On 10 November 2015 at 10:03, Thing <thing.thing@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Does the arbiter node have to be high spec?  ie I have a raspberrypi as my bastion host / system controller, if its a simple "write to node 2 as 1 is off"  sort of thing the Pi might cope. If its like that at all of course, the Pi cant do any bandwidth and i/o to speak of even with an added sata port.

I believe low spec is ok for a arbiter node, but preferably someone with actual experience could speak to that :) I suspect a raspberry pi would be pushing the limits.

I used a intel celerelon nuc as a 3rd node for a long while in a ceph cluster, that worked well.

Alternatively you could use a VM on one of your nodes as a 3rd node, for testing purposes.


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Lindsay
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