This part describes the workflow of the series of operations from installation to operation management of the PRIMECLUSTER system using the smart workload recovery feature provided by PRIMECLUSTER Cloud Edition.
The smart workload recovery feature is a standby-less switching feature available in AWS environments.
By linking the HA manager (RMS) of PRIMECLUSTER with the services such as serverless infrastructure and resource monitor provided in the AWS environment, you can improve the availability of business operations by switching instances not only in the case of an abnormality of an instance that can be switched by the standard HA function of the AWS environment but also in the case of a cluster application abnormality or Availability Zone (AZ) failure.
For an overview of the smart workload recovery feature, see the "PRIMECLUSTER Concept Guide".
Supported Configurations
Network Configuration
Taking over the IP address between the instances using ELB
Configurations to takeover data
Data takeover by launching a new instance using Amazon Machine Image (hereinafter AMI)
Shared data takeover by using Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
Supported monitoring features
Failure of the cluster application
When a failure or a hang-up of the cluster application occurs, launch the instance in a different AZ.
Failure of the instance
When an abnormal outages, hangs, or panics of the instance occurs, launch the instance in a different AZ.
Prerequisites
The instance can communicate with the API endpoint.
Conditions for the operation
Supported cloud platform: AWS
Supported regions: ap-northeast-1, ap-northeast-3
Cloud services required for smart workload recovery feature
The smart workload recovery feature uses the following cloud services.
Amazon EC2
AWS IAM
Amazon Elastic Block Store
Amazon CloudWatch
Amazon CloudWatch Logs
Amazon EventBridge
AWS CloudTrail
AWS Lambda
Elastic Load Balancing (excluding CLB)
Amazon EFS
Amazon DynamoDB
AWS PrivateLink
Note
The console cannot be used in the instance in an AWS environment. Do not set the single user mode.
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The smart workload recovery feature uses AWS APIs to provide switching. For this reason, using AWS APIs to successfully interact with the cloud service is a prerequisite for the switch to work correctly.