Closed wvelez6 closed 2 weeks ago
Hi,
You need to set galera_cluster_bind_interface
to the actual name of the interface from your machines. For example eth0
if that is it.
@eRadical I do have set it up on my group_var/all.yml in my case is ens160, just for testing, I commented it out from group_vars and added to all 3 host_vars files and it still the same result.
@wvelez6 - is this still on? I do need more info.
I am having an issue and pardon for my ignorance as I'm new to ansible, which currently is a hate/love relationship with ansible.
I am trying to deploy a 3 node galera cluster, all packages install just fine but the cluster wont start. Upon inspecting galera.cnf I notice the line wsrep_cluster_address="gcomm://{{ hostvars[inventoryhostname]['ansible' + galera_cluster_bind_interface]['ipv4']['address'] }},{{ hostvars[inventoryhostname]['ansible' + galera_cluster_bind_interface]['ipv4']['address'] }},{{ hostvars[inventoryhostname]['ansible' + galera_cluster_bind_interface]['ipv4']['address'] }}", this is supposed to have a list of my hosts, correct?
I feel like I am missing something on either my host_vars or group_vars files.
Using ansible 9 and community.mysql 3.9.0.
Thanks for any help.