shaman join
The shaman join command is used to enable High Availability (HA) support for physical servers.
Syntax
shaman -c <cluster_name> join [-r, --ignore-res]
Options
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Description
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-c <cluster_name>
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Name of the cluster that contains the server for which you want to enable HA support.
If you omit the option. the command is executed for the cluster specified in the /etc/shaman/shaman.conf configuration file.
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join
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Tells the shaman utility to enable HA support for the server.
Enabling HA support means that shaman will control all virtual machines and Containers that are already hosted on the server and that you will create on it in the future.
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-r, --ignore-res
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Enable HA support for the server but leave it disabled for existing virtual machines and Containers. In this case, shaman will control only the virtual machines and Containers that you will create on the server after enabling HA support.
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