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After being connected, the main window opens:
Figure 4.2 Linux HA Management Client - Main Window
The Linux HA Management Client lets you add and modify resources, constraints,
configurations etc. It also provides functionalities for managing cluster components
like starting, stopping or migrating resources, cleaning up resources, or setting nodes
to
standby
. Additionally, you can easily view, edit, import and export the XML
structures of the CIB by selecting any of the Configuration subitems and selecting Show
> XML Mode.
In the following, find some examples how to create and manage cluster resources with
the Linux HA Management Client.
4.2 Creating Cluster Resources
You can create the following types of resources:
Primitive
A primitive resource, the most basic type of a resource.
Configuring Cluster Resources with the GUI 33