- Stop KeepaliveD/ConntrackD if the eth2 (guest) interface is not configured and UP
- Only setup the redundancy after all the router configuration is done
- Open the FW for the VRRP communitation
- 224.0.0.18 and 225.0.0.50
- Set keepalived.conf.templ by default to use interface eth2 (guest)
- It will be reconfigured anyway, but having eth2 there is more clear
- If we stop/start a router, the state in the file will still say MASTER, when it is actually not
- Checking the state based on the interface (eth1) state
- Once master.py is called by keepalived, save the state in the json file to BACKUP just to make sure it's also written there
- Do not use the API call because it will read what is in the database, that might not have been updated yet
* Check the status in the router directly instead
- Remove all the sleeps
- We use no preempt mode with state set as EQUAL to both nodes, no need to have Priotities setup
- Do not add IPs as comments to the configuration. If a new guest interface is added, the file will change anyway.
- This was used in the past when keepalived would restart for each new interface added
- Removed the long sleep form the tests: we now sleep 5 seconds per PF rule added
CLOUDSTACK-8616 - Fix keepalived.ts/2 files comparison
- Add call to set_fault() in case of router transits to that state
- Removing commented out code
CLOUDSTACK-8616 - Fixing check_heartbeat.sh.templ
CLOUDSTACK-8616 - Call set_fault from the check_heartbeat.sh script
Signed-off-by: wilderrodrigues <wrodrigues@schubergphilis.com>
Some refactoring to make class loading a little more logical
Removed fw global (does not persist accross modules)
Added first tests
Added command line call to set and disable redundancy
Added command line call to set master
Wilder Rodrigues
Michael Andersen
Ian Southam
Hugo Trippaers