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Hi Ron,
Ldirectord appears to offer only simple connect and request/response
healthcheck types. If you know the flexlm protocol well (does anyone?)
you *might* be able to construct some kind of request/response check
using checktype=negotiate. Or if you only care a flexlm instance is
accepting TCP connections, you could use the default connect checktype
on the flexlm port.
I use keepalived, and there the MISC_CHECK healthcheck type could
directly call lmstat, or a simple wrapper that runs lmstat, parses its
output and returns zero or non-zero status to keepalived depending on
what it finds. In other monitoring situations not involving IPVS, I've
used and consistently seen others use lmstat for a view into flexlm
server status.
Dave
Owens, Ron wrote:
> Has anybody used ldirectord to load provide load balancing for flexlm
> license servers?
>
> If so, how did you provide health checks?
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