pillar.example

cluster:
  # Cluster name
  name: hacluster

  # Node which will create the cluster.
  # To create multiple clusters, set different
  # pillar data with different nodes as
  # firstnode. Each firstnode will create
  # a separate cluster
  init: minion-1

  # optional: nodes that should be removed
  # from the cluster.
  # remove: []

  # optional: Configure the watchdog device. module and device are mandatory
  # watchdog:
  #   module: softdog
  #   device: /dev/watchdog

  # optional: Network interface to use for cluster communication
  # interface: eth0

  # optional: UDP instead of multicast
  # unicast: true

  # optional: Time in seconds between hawk service is available in the first
  # node and join command is executed (20s by default)
  # wait_for_initialization: 20

  # optional: Timeout in seconds to join to the cluster
  # join_timeout: 60

  # optional: Configure a virtual IP resource in cluster
  # admin_ip: 10.20.30.40

  # optional: Configure SBD
  # Diskless and using a disk are self exclusive options
  # sbd:
  #   # Configure SBD diskless
  #   device: False
  #   # Configure an SBD device
  #   device: /dev/by-label/sbd-disk
  #   # multiple disks can be set using a list
  #   device:
  #      - /dev/by-label/sbd-disk1
  #      - /dev/by-label/sbd-disk2
  #   # optional: Configure sbd cluster resource. This updates the resource stonith-sbd created if sbd is enabled
  #   # Warning: sbd configuration will be overwritten if the resource is defined in the configure template later
  #   configure_resource:
  #     #force: False # Force commit. Use with caution, this can allow invalid parameters in the configuration
  #     params:
  #       pcmk_delay_max: 15
  #     op:
  #       monitor:
  #        timeout: 15
  #        interval: 15
  #     meta:
  #       resource-stickiness: 3000

  # optional: Configure OCFS2 device
  # ocfs2:
  #   device: /dev/by-label/ocfs2-disk
  #   mount: /srv/cluster_ocfs2

  # optional: Configure qdevice
  # qdevice:
  #   qnetd_hostname: hostname

  # optional: Install required rpm packages to install SAP Netweaver (true by default).
  # Pre-configured packages sometimes exist for development purposes.
  # If set to false, these packages must be installed manually before formula execution.
  # install_packages: true

  # optional: ntp server
  # ntp: pool.ntp.org

  # optional: enables monitoring via ha_cluster_exporter (disabled by default)
  # the exporter will be installed and configured in all the nodes
  monitoring_enabled: true

  # optional: corosync configuration. If the entry is not set the values set by crmsh will be used
  # To configure the values, just create a dictionary with the values that have to be changed
  # If the values exists, it will be changed, otherwise it will be added.
  # Warning. The code doesn't check if the values make sense, it will put them in the configuration file
  # Here an examples
  corosync:
    totem:
      token: 30000
      interface:
        bindnetaddr: 192.168.100.1
    quorum:
      expected_votes: 3

  # optional: update hacluster password
  # hacluster_password: mypassword

  # optional: Manage ssh keys usage
  # If your nodes don't have ssh keys, you should put the root password here, the system
  # will make them for you. If there are ssh keys, you can leave this parameter.
  # (In the previous versions the keys were overwritten sometimes. It happenes no more.)
  # ssheys:
  #   # First node root password. This entry is used to configure the authorized_keys file from the joining nodes
  #   password: admin # not set by default

  # optional: Resource agents packages to install
  # resource_agents:
  #   - resouce_agent_pkg

  # optional: Configure cluster resource agents and constraints
  # configure:
  #   # optional, configure cluster properties and defaults. Find more information running man pacemaker-schedulerd
  #   # add key/value entries for each specific configuration set
  #   properties:
  #     stonith-timeout: 144s
  #     stonith-enabled: true
  #   rsc_defaults:
  #     resource-stickiness: 1000
  #     migration-threshold: 5000
  #   op_defaults:
  #     timeout: 600
  #     record-pending: true
  #   # optional, url or template file path to configure the cluster with a cluster configuration file
  #   # Warning: values in the configuration file for properties, rsc_defaults or op_defaults have
  #   # preference over the previous data in this pillar file, so they will be overwritten
  #   url: path_to_configfile
  #   method: update # update by default
  #   is_xml: False # False by default
  #   force: False # Force commit. Use with caution, this can allow invalid parameters in the configuration. False by default
  #   # optional, jinja2 template can be used to create the configuration file.
  #   template:
  #     source: path_to_template
  #     # optional
  #     destination: path_to_destination_file
  #     # optional: parameters to add in the template
  #     # the template must start with to use them: {% set data = pillar.cluster.configure.template.parameters %}
  #     parameters:
  #       param1: value1
  #       param2: value2
  #       # examples to use native fencing 
  #       ## on azure
  #       azure_subscription_id: XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX
  #       azure_resource_group_name: my-resource-group
  #       azure_tenant_id: XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX
  #       azure_fence_agent_app_id: XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX
  #       azure_fence_agent_client_secret: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX


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