On Mon, Jul 23, 2018 at 7:48 PM <stuartk(a)alleninstitute.org> wrote:
I've been reading through documentation
https://www.ovirt.org/documentation/architecture/architecture/
https://www.ovirt.org/documentation/self-hosted/Self-Hosted_Engine_Guide/
But am struggling still to understand the role ovirt-engine plays. Would
anyone have recommends for additional reads?
The problem I'm tackling currently looks like this:
- We have (2) oVirt Data Centers, each populated by a single Cluster. The
Data Centers are physically & network-wise 'distant' from one another
- hosted-engine runs on (3) of the (4) Hosts in Data Center A / Cluster
A. hosted-engine does not run on Data Center B / Cluster B
- When we disrupt network connectivity around Cluster A (yes, that's
Cluster *A*), Hosts in Cluster B crash (requiring a power cycle) and Guests
in Cluster B get stopped and paused
I'm struggling to understand why mussing with Cluster A affects Cluster
B. From pcaps, I can see plenty of TLS traffic from Cluster A's Hosts --
presumably from ovirt-engine running on Cluster A -- exchanged with Cluster
B. So, during my last maintenance window, I put hosted-engine into
maintenance mode ... but Hosts/VMs in Cluster B were still affected.
The engine is the brain of your system, it's a kind of orchestrator that
starts different tasks on your hosts.
You need an engine for new tasks but existing tasks such as running a VM
should not be affected at all by the lack of an engine.
I fear that your issue is somewhere else.
what do you exactly mean with "Hosts in Cluster B crash "? are you sure
that your hosts in data center B are not consuming storage exposed by hosts
in data center A?
Where do I go to better understand what ovirt-engine does when it is
'managing' Hosts & VMs?
--sk
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