Russell Auld
2017-05-11 15:38:17 UTC
According to the documentation on hierarchical clusters, one can specify
primary and backup service nodes for a given compute node.
When I do that, and then run nodeset for the compute node, it appears that
both of the service nodes execute the prescripts for the node.
That's undesirable, and the expectation is that just one of them will run
the prescripts.
xCAT version 2.12.2 on RHEL6
primary and backup service nodes for a given compute node.
When I do that, and then run nodeset for the compute node, it appears that
both of the service nodes execute the prescripts for the node.
That's undesirable, and the expectation is that just one of them will run
the prescripts.
xCAT version 2.12.2 on RHEL6