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Configuring Smart Events
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Configuring Smart Events
Equalizer’s
Smart Control
feature allows administrators to define
Smart Events
that automate common
administrative functions based on pre-set threshold values for system parameters and statistics. For example, you
could specify that when the number of active servers in a particular cluster falls below a certain number, then a
currently quiesced server is made active.
Equalizer provides a basic set of functions that can be used to define a Smart Event for any cluster. Additional
functions are available for clusters containing VMware virtual servers running under Equalizer VLB. To enable
Equalizer to communicate with a VMware vCenter (Virtual Center) or single ESX server, see Appendix F,
”Equalizer VLB” on page 293. This Appendix also shows you how to configure a cluster for VLB Agents.
In releases previous to Version 8.5, Equalizer VLB (Virtualization Load Balancing) “Basic” adjusts the dynamic
weight of servers in a VLB enabled cluster based on the performance data retrieved from VMware. The Equalizer
VLB “Advanced" functionality enhances this feature-set, and also adds the capability to control the behavior of
virtual machines, rather than just the behavior of the traffic routed to those virtual machines.
Smart Events Components
All clusters include a
Smart Events
tab that lists the currently defined Smart Events for the cluster. A newly created
cluster has no Smart Events defined.
A Smart Event consists of:
•
a
Trigger
expression
•
an
Action
expression
The Trigger
expressions of all Smart Events for a cluster are evaluated periodically at an interval set by the
smart
timer
parameter on a cluster’s
Probe
tab (the default is 15 seconds). If a Trigger
expression evaluates to ‘true’, then
the associated Action
expression is evaluated, and the action specified by the expression result is performed.
Trigger and Action expressions are logical constructs that use Smart Event functions and operators to specify the
conditions under which specific actions are to be performed. A simple example of a Trigger expression is:
active_servers < 2
This expression evaluates to ‘true’ when less than 2 servers in the cluster are active (i.e., are not down, quiesced, or
designated a hot spare), and causes the associated Action expression to be evaluated. The following example of a
simple Action expression prints a message to the system log:
log(“Cluster cl00 has fewer than 2 servers active.”)
A Smart Event constructed using these Trigger and Action expressions would print a log message any time the
number of active servers for the cluster is less than 2.
Smart Event Trigger Expressions
The basic Smart Control model is that a specific trigger expression is set on a cluster -- if this expression evaluates
to ‘true’, then the action expression associated with that trigger is evaluated and an action performed. Trigger and
action expressions are built using a set of Smart Event functions and variables. The Expression Editor displays the
appropriate set of functions and variables for trigger and action expressions, as shown in the following table:
Note –
VLB-related Smart Event functions require that the VMTools software is installed on your Virtual Machine
servers. This is usually added after a Virtual Machine is created. See the VMware documentation for instructions.
Smart Events
are not
supported
on E250
GX
model
Equalizers
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Страница 50: ...Chapter 2 Installing and Configuring Equalizer Hardware 50 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 62: ...Chapter 3 Using the Administration Interface 62 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 80: ...Chapter 4 Equalizer Network Configuration 80 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 110: ...Chapter 5 Configuring Equalizer Operation 110 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 208: ...Chapter 7 Monitoring Equalizer Operation 208 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 240: ...Chapter 8 Using Match Rules 238 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 258: ...Chapter 9 Administering GeoClusters 254 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide Envoy Configuration Worksheet ...
Страница 262: ...Appendix A Server Agent Probes 258 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 274: ...Appendix B Timeout Configuration 270 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 280: ...Appendix D Regular Expression Format 276 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 296: ...Appendix E Using Certificates in HTTPS Clusters 292 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 310: ...Appendix F Equalizer VLB 306 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 318: ...Appendix G Troubleshooting 314 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...