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@ -4,15 +4,18 @@ Appendix L: Automated Instance Recovery
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Overview
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As of the 19.04 charm release, with OpenStack Stein and later, masakari can be
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As of the 19.04 charm release, with OpenStack Stein and later, Masakari can be
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a deployed to provide automated instance recovery for guests using shared
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storage. Masakari responds to two different failures types, individual guest
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failure and the loss of an entire compute node.
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.. warning::
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The Masakari charms are for use in development environments or PoC work
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they should not be treated as production ready yet.
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These charms bring forward upstream Masakari features which need to be
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carefully considered and pre-validated in test labs by cloud operators.
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Further upstream Masakari development, charm feature work and scenario
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validation is likely going to be necessary before the solution can be
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considered mature on the whole.
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STONITH
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+++++++
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