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Cluster Service node

A Cluster Service node represents a service that is managed by a given cluster. This node contains the IP addresses and DNS names, which is used by clients of the service for access purposes. The Cluster Service nodes are fully owned and controlled by BMC Discovery patterns. For detailed information about patterns, see the The Pattern Language TPL and Configipedia.

Cluster Service node lifecycle

The following section describes the scenarios in which a Cluster Service node is created, updated, or removed.

Create

The Cluster Service node is created by patterns when it detects a host in a cluster configuration during the discovery scan, A relationship link is automatically created to the Cluster node that is managing the services. Additionally, relationships are created to the Cluster Resource node that defines and creates the service and to the Software Instance node that implements the service. The generated key for a Cluster Service node is entirely dependent on the kind of Cluster. 

Update

The update procedure for a Cluster Service node is also fully owned and managed by patterns. When the pattern has identified a cluster service, it calculates a key. If a Cluster Service node with that key already exists, the node is updated accordingly.

Remove

You can remove a Cluster Service node manually or automatically. The Cluster Service node is removed automatically when the Cluster Member node is removed through a cascade removal. Alternatively, the Cluster Service node is removed by the pattern if the Cluster Member is physically or logically removed from the configuration. For more information about cascade removal, see Cascade Removal.

To manually remove a Cluster Resource node:

  1. Search for the necessary Cluster Member.
  2. List the Services for the selected Cluster Member node.
  3. Select the Cluster Service  from the list
  4. Pick Destroy from the Actions list.

Cluster Service node attributes

The attributes and relationships on a Cluster Service node are described in the tables below.

UI Name
Attribute Name and Type

Description

Name
name string

Name of the service.

Instance ID
instance_id string

Internal Identifier of member.

Description
description string

Description of the service.

Status
status string

Status of the service.

IPv4 addresses
ipv4_addrs list:string

The IPv4 addresses of this service.

IPv6 addresses
ipv6_addrs list:string

The IPv6 addresses of this service.

DNS Names
dns_names list:string

DNS names for this service.

Cluster Service node relationships

The relationships on a Cluster Service node are described in the table below.

UI name

Relationship

Description

Cluster
ClusterService:
RuuningService
:
HostedService
:
ServiceHost:
Cluster
Cluster that is managing this service.
  Resources
ClusterService:
Container
:
Containment
:
Contained
:
ClusterResource
Cluster resources that make up this service.
Software InstancesClusterService:
Service
:
SoftwareService
:

ServiceProvider:
SoftwareInstance
The software instance that is implementing this service.
Active Members
ClusterService:
RunningService
:
HostedService
:
ServiceHost
:
ClusterMember
The cluster members on which this service is currently running.
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