[Linux-ha-dev] implement UUID as node ID

Andrew lists at beekhof.homeip.net
Wed Jun 23 14:25:06 MDT 2004


On Jun 23, 2004, at 10:07 PM, Guochun Shi wrote:

> At 09:50 PM 6/23/2004 +0200, you wrote:
>
>> On Jun 23, 2004, at 9:41 PM, Guochun Shi wrote:
>>
>>> hi,
>>>
>>> For implement UUID as node id,  heartbeat should provide message 
>>> APIs:
>>>
>>> int
>>> sendmsgto_nodename(ll_cluster_t*  lcl , struct ha_msg* msg, const 
>>> char* nodename);
>>>
>>> int
>>> sendmsgto_nodeid(ll_cluster_t*  lcl , struct ha_msg* msg, uuid_t* 
>>> nodeid);
>>>
>>> other APIs should remain the same.
>>>
>>> sendmsgto_nodename() is necessary as nodename is human readable. 
>>> This function requires
>>> each node keeps a map from nodename to uuid.  This map table can be 
>>> created using heartbeat
>>> messages from other nodes. If there are more than 1 entries in the 
>>> table, we will need send
>>> the message multiple times with different destination or we can 
>>> modify the "to" field in struct ha_msg
>>> to handle this case so that we only send it once.
>>
>> will you be adding F_UUID to messages to compliment F_ORIG?
>
> Yeah, we need both the sender name and the sender uuid to be in the 
> message in order to create the map table
> at the beginning.

Hmm, if you included F_TO_UUID that would make it easy for recipients 
to identify messages to drop in the case of non-unique node names.

>
>
>
>>> ccm needs modification to use sendmsgto_nodeid(). I am not sure how 
>>> other subsystems will be affected.
>>>
>>> A file should be created to store the uuid for the local machine. 
>>> Maybe the same location as the
>>> generation number file (/var/lib/heartbeat)
>>>
>>> comments?
>>
>> please dont forget the uuid <--> node name utility functions :)
>
> right, those utilities shall be made available to clients.
>
> -Guochun
>
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