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Listado del archivo de registro del tipo de recurso

El archivo RTR contiene las declaraciones de propiedades de recursos y tipos de recursos que definen la configuración inicial del servicio de datos cuando el administrador del clúster registra el servicio.


Ejemplo B–1 Archivo RTR de SUNW.Ejemplo

#
# Copyright (c) 1998-2005 by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
# All rights reserved.
#
# Registration information for Domain Name Service (DNS)
#


#pragma ident   “@(#)SUNW.sample   1.1   00/05/24 SMI”

Resource_type = “sample”;
Vendor_id = SUNW;
RT_description = “Domain Name Service on Sun Cluster”;

RT_version =”1.0”;
API_version = 2;
Failover = TRUE;

RT_basedir=/opt/SUNWsample/bin;
Pkglist = SUNWsample;

Start              = dns_svc_start;
Stop               = dns_svc_stop;

Validate           = dns_validate;
Update             = dns_update;

Monitor_start      = dns_monitor_start;
Monitor_stop       = dns_monitor_stop;
Monitor_check      = dns_monitor_check;

# A list of bracketed resource property declarations follows the
# resource type declarations. The property-name declaration must be
# the first attribute after the open curly bracket of each entry.
#
# The <method>_timeout properties set the value in seconds after which
# the RGM concludes invocation of the method has failed.

# The MIN value for all method timeouts is set to 60 seconds. This
# prevents administrators from setting shorter timeouts, which do not
# improve switchover/failover performance, and can lead to undesired
# RGM actions (false failovers, node reboot, or moving the resource group
# to ERROR_STOP_FAILED state, requiring operator intervention). Setting
# too-short method timeouts leads to a *decrease* in overall availability
# of the data service.
{
        PROPERTY = Start_timeout;
        MIN=60; 
        DEFAULT=300;
}
{
        PROPERTY = Stop_timeout; 
        MIN=60; 
        DEFAULT=300;
}
{
        PROPERTY = Validate_timeout;
        MIN=60;
        DEFAULT=300;
}
{
        PROPERTY = Update_timeout;
        MIN=60;
        DEFAULT=300;
}
{
        PROPERTY = Monitor_Start_timeout;
        MIN=60;
        DEFAULT=300;
}
{
        PROPERTY = Monitor_Stop_timeout;
        MIN=60;
        DEFAULT=300;
}
{
        PROPERTY = Thorough_Probe_Interval;
        MIN=1;
        MAX=3600;
        DEFAULT=60;
        TUNABLE = ANYTIME;
}

# The number of retries to be done within a certain period before concluding 
# that the application cannot be successfully started on this node.
{
        PROPERTY = Retry_count;
        MIN=0;
        MAX=10;
        DEFAULT=2;
        TUNABLE = ANYTIME; 
}

# Set Retry_interval as a multiple of 60 since it is converted from seconds
# to minutes, rounding up. For example, a value of 50 (seconds)
# is converted to 1 minute. Use this property to time the number of
# retries (Retry_count).
{
        PROPERTY = Retry_interval;
        MIN=60;
        MAX=3600;
        DEFAULT=300;
        TUNABLE = ANYTIME;
}

{
        PROPERTY = Network_resources_used;
        TUNABLE = AT_CREATION;
        DEFAULT = ““;
}

#
# Extension Properties
#

# The cluster administrator must set the value of this property to point to the
# directory that contains the configuration files used by the application.
# For this application, DNS, specify the path of the DNS configuration file on
# PXFS (typically named.conf).
{
   PROPERTY = Confdir;
   EXTENSION;
   STRING;
   TUNABLE = AT_CREATION;
   DESCRIPTION = “The Configuration Directory Path”;
}

# Time out value in seconds before declaring the probe as failed.
{
   PROPERTY = Probe_timeout;
   EXTENSION;
   INT;
   DEFAULT = 30;
   TUNABLE = ANYTIME;
   DESCRIPTION = “Time out value for the probe (seconds)”;
}