[Pacemaker] Recommended versions for the cluster stack?

[Jonathan]

Andrew Beekhof wrote:
> On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 1:13 AM, Jonathan <jdccdevel at gmail.com> wrote:
>   
>> Hello:
>>
>> I'm trying to set up a pacemaker/openais cluster on Gentoo, which
>> requires building the entire stack from source.
>> I have everything running, but the stack has some strange stability
>> issues, (in particular during a reboot), that I'm sure are due to some
>> version incompatibilities.
>>
>> What software versions comprise the recommended stack for Pacemaker?
>> (I.E. what versions are currently tested and/or in production?)
>>
>> In particular, I  am interested in the version numbers of:
>>
>> pacemaker
>>     
>
> latest and greatest :-)
> or 1.0.5
>   
I am using 1.0.4+ right now, I will look at upgrading.
>   
>> openais
>>     
>
> 0.80.5
> definitely do NOT use 1.x at this point.
>   
This is likely the source of my problems. I am currently using 1.0.x+
and corosync.
It was a while ago that I had to switch, but IIRC, I needed to upgrade
to get ocfs2 (1.4.2) working properly.

I will try downgrading, and see if I can get it working again.

Do we know how long it will be before  Pacemaker is stable on openais 1.0+ ?
>   
>> libdlm
>>     
>
> the very latest from http://git.fedorahosted.org/git/?p=dlm.git;a=summary
>
>   
Thanks, glad to hear the latest is stable.
>> drbd
>>     
>
> whatever linbit is recommending probably the latest release.
>
>   
Thought so.
>> and ocfs2
>>     
>
> you'd have to ask the oracle guys
>
>   
I see there is a newer version of their tools package available. I will
upgrade.

Thanks!

Jonathan


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