shaman-scripts

shaman-scripts − main resource control scripts used by shaman and shaman-monitor.

/usr/share/shaman/notify

/usr/share/shaman/enumerate

/usr/share/shaman/schedule

/usr/share/shaman/relocate

/usr/share/shaman/start

/usr/share/shaman/describe

/usr/share/shaman/leave

shaman-scripts is a group of highly customizable scripts used by the shaman command-line tool and shaman-monitor daemon for managing and monitoring containers, virtual machines, iSCSI targets and other clustering resources on R-Virtualization nodes. Depending on a purpose and resource type, the scripts can call a series of other scripts for handling resources. Resource names usually have the following prefixes: ct- prefix is used in container resource names, vm- prefix is used for virtual machine resources, and iscsi- prefix is used for iSCSI targets.

The default scripts are stored locally in /usr/share/shaman. Custom user scripts can be stored locally in /usr/share/shaman or on shared storage at <mount point>/.shaman-scripts. Custom script names should conform to the pattern XX-purpose where XX is the order number which allows creating multiple custom scripts for the same purpose.

Shared storage custom scripts run first followed by the local custom scripts in numerical order, as long as there are resources to be relocated from the node. If all custom scripts fail, the default script for that purpose is run.

The following default scripts are used by the shaman command-line tool and shaman-monitor daemon:
notify

Called by shaman-monitor running on the master node. The script defines custom actions to be executed during each of the cluster events. The current cluster event can be obtained from the EVENT environment variable (see the HANDLED EVENTS section below for details), while the IP address, node identifier, and resource name can be obtained from the IP_ADDRESS, SRC_NODE_ID and RESOURCE environment variables, respectively.

enumerate

Prints to stdout the list of names for existing resources that are to be registered in the cluster on executing the shaman join command. See shaman(8) for details.

schedule

Сalled by shaman-monitor on the master node when the NODE_CRASHED event is processed. The script is used to decide where to relocate resources from the failed node. If no nodes support the role required by the resource, said resource goes into the broken state. Script input is provided by the environment variables NODE_LIST_FILE (the list of nodes that resources can be relocated to), RESOURCES_LIST_FILE (the list of resources waiting for relocation), and SRC_NODE_ID (the crashed node ID).
Prints results to the file descriptor provided by the environment variable OUTPUT_FD in the following format:

node_ip node_id resource_name.

All fields in the output are separated by space, and each line ends with a new line character. The master node reads the printed strings and moves the specified resource to the pools of appropriate nodes. If a schedule script exits with a non-zero output, relocation suggestions in this output are discarded.

If you have a pdrs package installed and the shaman global config contains the drs resource relocation mode in the RESOURCE_RELOCATION_MODE list, the pdrs_schedule script will be used instead of the default schedule script.

relocate

Takes control over the resources (specified in the RESOURCE environment variable) that were relocated to the Pool of the specified node. The script is used by shaman-monitor and called only if the resource exists in the Pool (i.e. the resource is waiting for relocation). The checkout is performed every POOL_CHECK_TIMEOUT seconds; see shaman.conf(5) for details.

start

Is executed by shaman-monitor when a node recovers from a crash and becomes available again. By default, the script starts the resource (specified in the RESOURCE environment variable) if it was running before the node crash.

describe

Is used by the shaman stat and shaman top commands to retrieve the description of specific resources. Descriptions are printed in XML format to the screen. For example:

<descr type=“$TYPE”>

</descr>

In this example, shaman stat and shaman top print the id and pwrr fields and fill them with the $CTID and $STATE values, respectively, for the specified resource type. The pwrr field shows how shaman will handle the resource state if relocation occurs - whether it will turn on the resource or not.

The type attribute is used to differentiate your resource types and print them as grouped records. If you omit this attribute, all resources with the specified description will be marked as Unknown.

The width attribute is used to specify the column width of the field, in pixels. If you omit this attribute, the default value of 10 pixels is used.

You can specify your own descriptions of control resources or add custom fields to existing ones using the output format described above.

leave

Executed by the shaman leave command when a node leaves cluster.

NODE_CRASHED

Node with IP_ADDRESS has crashed.

RESOURCE_RELOCATED

RESOURCE was successfully relocated to the node with IP_ADDRESS.

RELOCATION_FAILED

Failed to relocate RESOURCE to the node with IP_ADDRESS.

The following environment variables are used by shaman-scripts:
EVENT=name

The name of the processed cluster event. See the HANDLED EVENTS section for details.

IP_ADDRESS=ip

IP address assigned to the node.

NODE_LIST_FILE=path

Path to the file containing the list of active nodes in the cluster. This file contains the list of ip_address node_id node_roles tuples for all active nodes, where node_id is the internal identifier used by shaman and shaman-monitor, node-roles is the list of roles separated with commas and without spaces. The fields in pairs are separated by spaces, and each line ends with a new line character.

RESOURCE=name

Contains the internal representation of a controlled resource (including the resource type and name).

RESOURCE_PATH=path

Full path to the directory for storing the resource.

RESOURCE_LIST_FILE=path

This file contains the following records, one for each resource from the broken node: name<newline>priority<newline>path<newline>. The fields are separated by spaces, and each line ends with a new line character.

SRC_NODE_ID=node_id

Node id of node whose resources are to be relocated.

OUTPUT_FD=number

File descriptor of the output file.

BROKEN=<0|1>

The value 1 indicates that the resource specified in the RESOURCE environment variable is broken and requires special treatment.

/usr/share/shaman/notify
/usr/share/shaman/enumerate
/usr/share/shaman/schedule
/usr/share/shaman/relocate
/usr/share/shaman/start
/usr/share/shaman/describe
/usr/share/shaman/leave

The default locations of the resource controlling scripts.

shaman(8), shaman-monitor(8), shaman.conf(5),

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