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08-22-2023 04:26 AM - last edited on 08-22-2023 06:24 AM by support_s
08-22-2023 04:26 AM - last edited on 08-22-2023 06:24 AM by support_s
Hello guys, i have concerns about possible split brain scenario that i need to confirm.
I have to two nodes in one vmware cluster, one federation, each node at two different locations. Arbiter is located on a cloud VM that can be reached from both nodes obviously.
Questions :
- Is this deployment secure ?
- If i lose connection between arbiter and one host or both host = i guess everything's fine as long as hosts can communicate whith each other but if i lose network connection between the two nodes meaning each can only communicate with the cloud arbiter, would it create a split brain scenario or not ?
- Would it be better to leave the Arbiter next to a Simplivity node on the same location ?
Thanks for your help
DFi
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08-22-2023 05:41 AM
08-22-2023 05:41 AM
SolutionThe arbiter must be ouside the SimpliVity cluster to prevent both hosts going down if simplivity node hosting the arbiter is lost.
If both hosts can see arbiter - no split brain. Will re-sync once network is restored.
[Any personal opinions expressed are mine, and not official statements on behalf of Hewlett Packard Enterprise]