Cluster filesystem monitoring

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preethu.d
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Cluster filesystem monitoring

Post by preethu.d »

Hi Team,

We have some filesystem which is in cluster mode. Can we know how to monitor these filesystem so that we are always monitoring the filesystem in active node?


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Preethu
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kfanselow
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Re: Cluster filesystem monitoring

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Hi Preethu,

I just want to make sure we understand the problem you are trying to solve correctly. You have systems in an active/passive configuration sharing a filesystem and you want to monitor the filesystem through the system that is active state -- is that correct ? Also what type of systems are these and how are they mounting the filesystem ?


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Keith
preethu.d
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Re: Cluster filesystem monitoring

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Hi Keith,

Wish you a very happy new year.
Yes, you are correct. These are LVM filesystems managed by cluster packages. Based on cluster status these filesystems moves to active node.

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Preethu
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kfanselow
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Re: Cluster filesystem monitoring

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Hi Preethu,

Thank you - Happy New Year to you as well.

Is this Linux LVM or another Logical Volume Management system ? What operating system are you running on the devices that are mounting the filesystems ?

If you can monitor through a shared Virtual IP address (VIP) that is often the easiest way to solve the problem however check_cluster might also be a good way to go as well. Please find below links to our documentation on monitoring service and host clusters along with the manual page for the check_cluster plugin.

https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... sters.html

https://www.monitoring-plugins.org/doc/ ... uster.html

Thanks and Best Regards,
Keith
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