Feature of reboot instances after, for instance, a power failure
Bug #907332 reported by
Jônata Tyska Carvalho
This bug affects 1 person
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Eucalyptus |
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Bug Description
I think would be great if we can reboot instances after, for example, a power failure of the cloud servers. I know that there are many ways to do data and configuration persistent on the cloud (EBS, custom images, puppet/
Thanks guys, you are doing a great job!
PS: i dont know if this is the right place suggest a new feature, but if it is not, im sorry.
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This is a good place to as for new features.
I assume you are asking to restart an instance when the NC (node controller) got rebooted, since any other components reboot should not impact a running instance (a part from a network outage while the CC -- cluster controller -- gets restarted).
There are a lot of third parties tools that does exacly what you asking for (rightscale, enstratus comes to mind and it is easiliy implementable with some scripting), and the best that Eucalyptus could do, would be to restart the instance as it was started (no EBS, unclear if we can get the userdata again etc ..). In short a lot of context is lost from Eucalyptus point of view.
Could you explain a use case where this feature would be useful and not implementable otherwise?