
Based on conversation on an ansible issue[1], I implemented a LB orchestration role[2] similar to the POC here[3]. This will allow external loadbalancer management roles to hook into a universal notify listener "Manage LB" to perform before/ after endpoint management actions when the service is being restarted. [1]: https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/27813 [2]: https://github.com/Logan2211/ansible-haproxy-endpoints [3]: https://github.com/Logan2211/tmp-ansible-27813 This reverts commit f876cf2926d5a80bd4e8b3acd6da2e9553b98e8f. Change-Id: Ib17c9ae6f5e75ce2288d52f6368cd40e9586ffdb
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OpenStack-Ansible Galera server
Ansible role to install and configure a Galera cluster powered by MariaDB
To clone or view the source code for this repository, visit the role repository for galera_server.
Default variables
../../defaults/main.yml
Required variables
To use this role, define the following variables:
galera_root_password: secrete
Example playbook
../../examples/playbook.yml
External Restart Hooks
When the role performs a restart of the mariadb service, it will
notify an Ansible handler named Manage LB
, which is a noop
within this role. In the playbook, other roles may be loaded before and
after this role which will implement Ansible handler listeners for
Manage LB
, that way external roles can manage the load
balancer endpoints responsible for sending traffic to the MariaDB
servers being restarted by marking them in maintenance or active mode,
draining sessions, etc. For an example implementation, please reference
the ansible-haproxy-endpoints
role used by the openstack-ansible project.