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5.7 Specifying Resource Failback
Nodes (Resource Stickiness)
A rsc may failback after it has been migrated due to the number of failures only when
the administrator resets the failcount or the failures have been expired (see failure-
timeout meta attribute).
crm resource failcount RSC delete NODE
5.8 Configuring Resource Monitoring
To monitor a resource, there are two possibilities: either define monitor operation with
the
op
keyword or use the
monitor
command. The following example configures an
Apache resource and monitors it for every 30 minutes with the
op
keyword:
crm(live)configure# primitive apache apache \
params ... \
op monitor interval=60s timeout=30s
The same can be done with:
crm(live)configure# primitive apache apache \
params ...
crm(live)configure# monitor apache 60s:30s
5.9 Starting a New Cluster Resource
To start a new cluster resource you need the respective identifier. Proceed as follows:
1
Run the
crm
command as system administrator. The prompt changes to
crm(live)
.
2
Search for the respective resource with the command
status
.
3 Start the resource with:
crm(live)# resource start ID
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