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Brent Jensen wrote:
I have a cluster config for a master-master database, each with a slave:
Slave -- Master (primary) -- Master (secondary) -- Slave
I have a VIP for the primary master (read/write database) and another
VIP for load balancing (both slaves and the secondary master).
I'm running the directors on the master servers. Therefore, all servers
have lo:0 up.
Under version 1.2.3 and kernel 2.6.9-42.0.3 (redhat) things worked fine.
Switching between the masters lo:0 seem to be preserved (I think).
Therefore, load balancing worked on all 3 slaves (2 slaves, secondary
master).
However, in version 2.0.7 and kernel 2.6.9-42.0.8, lo:0 disappears OR
the VIP for the read server (eth0:1) does not get created if lo:0
exists. If lo:0 doesn't exist, eth0:1 gets created like it should. Both
lo:0 and eth0:1 have the same IP (load balancing IP), therefore, it
looks as though the VIP conflicts with lo:0.
I don't know if the configuration was correct under 1.2.3, but it worked
flawlessly for over a year. Under version 2.0.7, there is no failover
since the VIP doesn't get created for the load-balance IP or I have to
manually start lo:0 (that's not failover!).
Haresources:
<host> IPaddr::10.0.3.17/24/eth0
<host> IPaddr::10.0.3.20/24/eth0
Could you try with IPaddr2?
Cheers,
Roberto Nibali, ratz
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