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Setup myLVS Monitoring allows you to check the Real Server (RS) state, it can be configured to run additional auto repair scripts in case a failaure was detected.<br> | Setup myLVS Monitoring allows you to check the Real Server (RS) state, it can be configured to run additional auto repair scripts in case a failaure was detected.<br> | ||
Note that additional steps might be required: [[SQL database setup#myLVS Monitoring prepare|myLVS Monitoring prepare]]<br> | |||
You may involve the systemctl scripts to start or stop the myLVS daemon. | You may involve the systemctl scripts to start or stop the myLVS daemon. | ||
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root@mylvs01:/# less /var/log/mylvs/mylvslog.log | root@mylvs01:/# less /var/log/mylvs/mylvslog.log | ||
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| Recovery || Set the profile for recovery | | Recovery || Set the profile for recovery | ||
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| Check Command || Set the generic http check | | Check Command || Set the generic http check, this will conduct a tcp connect to port 80 | ||
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| Timeout || Timeout to be used whil connect to the service | | Timeout || Timeout to be used whil connect to the service | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:54, 7 September 2015
Setup myLVS Monitoring allows you to check the Real Server (RS) state, it can be configured to run additional auto repair scripts in case a failaure was detected.
Note that additional steps might be required: myLVS Monitoring prepare
You may involve the systemctl scripts to start or stop the myLVS daemon.
Restart as needed:
root@mylvs01:/# systemctl restart mylvsmon.service
Or
root@mylvs01:/# systemctl start mylvsmon.service root@mylvs01:/# systemctl stop mylvsmon.service
See the log:
root@mylvs01:/# less /var/log/mylvs/mylvslog.log
Windows
Goto Setup/Server and then to Monitor Nodes/Server, click add and fill as shown: |
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Goto Setup/Server and then to Monitor Nodes/Server, click add and fill as shown: |
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