[ClusterLabs] Antw: Re: Where to Find pcs and pcsd for OpenSUSE LEAP 4.23

[Ulrich Windl]

>>> Eric Robinson <eric.robinson at psmnv.com> schrieb am 08.11.2017 um 03:19 in
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>>  Which aspects of its constraints handling do you like, and why?  I'm 
> curious,
>> since I wasn't aware that it was significantly different from crmsh in this
>> respect.
>> 
> 
> Well, to be fair, in the past I have always configured my clusters by using 
> 'crm configure edit' and building the config in a full-screen editor, and then 
> saving it. Using that method, I have often had trouble getting my colocations 
> and orderings to work properly. You have to use parenthesis and brackets to 
> group things, and when you're done and save it, the cluster sometimes 
> re-writes your statements for you. When you edit the config again, it looks 
> different than what you typed and the resource dependencies are not what you 
> wanted. It's very frustrating.

Can you give an example? I never had that (maybe except if the input syntax was wrong anyway).


> 
> With pcs, the colocation syntax 'constraint add resource1 with resource2' 
> and order syntax 'resource2 then resource1" are very intuitive, and 
> cumulative. I always get exactly what I want. The first time I configured a 
> cluster with pcs I fell in love with it.  

So basically it's "syntactic sugar" what you like, it seems. I admin that the command syntax for ordering and colocation may not be optimal in crm shell.

Regards,
Ulrich

> 
> --Eric
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