Hello,
IPaddr2 version from the latest resource-agents release 3.9.4
has a serious regression, it won't send unsolicited ARPs on
start. Depending on the ARP cache timeouts of the closest
network device, that would result in slower failover times. All
IP requests would still go to the node which was running the
previous instance of IPaddr2 resource. Unfortunately, the
regression tests are not capable of catching such a regression.
My sincere apologies for the blunder.
The issue has been fixed in the meantime and we're planning to
release 3.9.5 imminently, probably by Wednesday next week.
If there are any other urgent RA issues please let us know.
Cheers,
Dejan
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IPaddr2 version from the latest resource-agents release 3.9.4
has a serious regression, it won't send unsolicited ARPs on
start. Depending on the ARP cache timeouts of the closest
network device, that would result in slower failover times. All
IP requests would still go to the node which was running the
previous instance of IPaddr2 resource. Unfortunately, the
regression tests are not capable of catching such a regression.
My sincere apologies for the blunder.
The issue has been fixed in the meantime and we're planning to
release 3.9.5 imminently, probably by Wednesday next week.
If there are any other urgent RA issues please let us know.
Cheers,
Dejan
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