This module uses the fact osfamily which is supported by Facter 1.6.1+. If you do not have facter 1.6.1 in your environment, the following manifests will provide the same functionality in site.pp (before declaring any node):

if ! $::osfamily {
  case $::operatingsystem {
    'RedHat', 'Fedora', 'CentOS', 'Scientific', 'SLC', 'Ascendos', 'CloudLinux', 'PSBM', 'OracleLinux', 'OVS', 'OEL': {
      $osfamily = 'RedHat'
    }
    'ubuntu', 'debian': {
      $osfamily = 'Debian'
    }
    'SLES', 'SLED', 'OpenSuSE', 'SuSE': {
      $osfamily = 'Suse'
    }
    'Solaris', 'Nexenta': {
      $osfamily = 'Solaris'
    }
    default: {
      $osfamily = $::operatingsystem
    }
  }
}

This module is based on work by Dan Radez

Usage

pacemaker

Installs Pacemaker and corosync and creates a cluster

class {"pacemaker::corosync":
    cluster_name => "cluster_name",
    cluster_members => "192.168.122.3 192.168.122.7",
}

The pacemaker::corosync resource must be executed on each node

Disable stonith

class {"pacemaker::stonith":
    disable => true,
}

Add a stonith device

class {"pacemaker::stonith::ipmilan":
    address => "10.10.10.100",
    user => "admin",
    password => "admin",
}

Resources

Any of the following resources support a group propery. This will create the group, if the group doesn't exist, and add the resource to the group. This has been demonstrated on the ip address example, but is not a required propery.

Add a floating ip

pacemaker::resource::ip { "192.168.122.223":
    ip_address => "192.168.122.223",
    group => "my_group",
}

Manage a Linux Standard Build service

That will get created after the floating ip

pacemaker::resource::lsb { "http":
    require => Pacemaker::Resource::Ip['192.168.122.223'],
}

Manage a MySQL server

pacemaker::resource::mysql { "da-database": }

Manage a shared filesystem

pacemaker::resource::filesystem { "apache share":
    device => "192.168.122.1:/var/www/html",
    directory => "/mnt",
    fstype => "nfs",
}