Class order

[michakrause]

If I load pacemaker::stonith before pacemaker::corosync:

class {"pacemaker::stonith": disable => true, } class { 'pacemaker::corosync': cluster_name => "proxy", cluster_members => "10.153.1.11 10.153.1.12" }

I get:

Error: Must pass cluster_name to Class[Pacemaker::Corosync]

Using Foreman there is no way to load classes in a specific order, so this should be fixed somehow.

[cwolferh]

I'm not sure about that particular error message, but you can enforce ordering in your calling manifest with: Class['pacemaker::corosync'] -> Class['pacemaker::stonith'] For example, see https://github.com/redhat-openstack/astapor/blob/master/puppet/modules/quickstack/manifests/pacemaker/common.pp .

[michakrause]

Thats the problem, I have no manifest I use foreman to attach these classes to a node.

[radez]

I'm not sure I understand how you're doing this without a manifest. can't you just put the code cwolferh has suggested right below your classes?

edit: Oh I see a parameters tab in foreman when you choose the class, This is how you're doing it?

Any suggestions on how to fix this without a manifest? I can't think of one off the top of my head

[michakrause]

Yes, thats how I do it. I have no idea how to fix it. Just to test, I tried the suggestion, from cwolferh even tho I can't use it with foreman:

class {"pacemaker::resource::ip": ip_address => "10.153.1.10", } class {"pacemaker::stonith": disable => true, } class { 'pacemaker::corosync': cluster_name => "proxy", cluster_members => "10.153.1.11 10.153.1.12" } Class['pacemaker::corosync'] -> Class['pacemaker::stonith']

The result is exactly the same:

Error: Must pass cluster_name to Class[Pacemaker::Corosync]

I guess it has something to do with the "inherits pacemaker::corosync" thing in pacemaker::stonith.

[khorsmann]

I solved that "foreman" problem with pacemaker-module with an wrapper class for pacermaker like this:

class myown_pacemaker () {

    include pacemaker
    Class['pacemaker::corosync'] -> Class['pacemaker::stonith']

    class { pacemaker::corosync:
      cluster_name    => "fs_cluster",
      cluster_members => "172.20.120.76 172.20.120.77",
    }

   class { pacemaker::stonith:
      disable => true,
    }

   class { pacemaker::resource::ip:
      ip_address    => "172.20.120.78",
      cidr_netmask  => "24",
      nic           => 'bond0:0',
      group         => "my_group",
    }
}

[radez]

This is the way we're doing it in other places. Thanks for letting me know you got it working.