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#
# example of a simple replicate with 2 hosts, and filesystem path bricks
# NOTE: this should be put on *every* gluster host
#
class gluster_base {
class { '::gluster::server':
ips => ['192.168.123.101', '192.168.123.102'],
shorewall => true,
}
gluster::host { 'annex1.example.com':
# use uuidgen to make these
uuid => '1f660ca2-2c78-4aa0-8f4d-21608218c69c',
}
# note that this is using a folder on your existing filesystem...
# this can be useful for prototyping gluster using virtual machines
# if this isn't a separate partition, remember that your root fs will
# run out of space when your gluster volume does!
gluster::brick { 'annex1.example.com:/data/gluster-storage1':
areyousure => true,
}
gluster::host { 'annex2.example.com':
# NOTE: specifying a host uuid is now optional!
# if you don't choose one, one will be assigned
#uuid => '2fbe6e2f-f6bc-4c2d-a301-62fa90c459f8',
}
gluster::brick { 'annex2.example.com:/data/gluster-storage2':
areyousure => true,
}
$brick_list = [
'annex1.example.com:/data/gluster-storage1',
'annex2.example.com:/data/gluster-storage2',
]
gluster::volume { 'examplevol':
replica => 2,
bricks => $brick_list,
start => undef, # i'll start this myself
}
# namevar must be: <VOLNAME>#<KEY>
gluster::volume::property { 'examplevol#auth.reject':
value => ['192.0.2.13', '198.51.100.42', '203.0.113.69'],
}
}
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