[Linux-HA] Implement OCF MySQL Monitoring function or not?
Andrew Beekhof
beekhof at gmail.com
Thu Feb 7 04:22:18 MST 2008
On Feb 7, 2008, at 10:08 AM, Lino Moragon wrote:
> Hi list,
> I'm running a HA 2 node active / passive cluster with drbd and mysql.
> I was told about the ocf monitoring function of the yet available
> mysql ocf script.
well if its an OCF script it needs to implement some kind of
monitoring - its mandatory
whether the monitoring it does is any good is another question...
> Could you tell me the advantages or disadvantages of implementing
> this monitoring function?
its not optional :-)
>
> I mean surely it does have benefits, but what if I my php
> webapplications e.g. generate too much load, too large and complex
> queries and the timeout value exceeds?
> Then the server would restart or failover and then that would repeat
> itself on and on and my ha-cluster wouldn't be a hacluster anymore.
> Have you any experience what possible things could happen to a mysql
> server and what would be the reasons for hang-up, crash, etc...?
> Problem is, I can't estimate the load or amount of queries the
> application will generate, as I don't have much experience in this
> field and the DBs will grow over time.
> Should I implement ocf monitoring or rather not?
>
> I'm very thankful for any advice or hints about this matter, where
> to get more information, or personal experiences with the stability
> of mysql servers.
> Thanks
> Lino
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