Nagios w/ heartbeat + drbd ?

[Jason Qualkenbush]

Anyone doing a failover cluster with heartbeat and drbd?  I have a 
failover cluster working just fine.  The problem is that the failover 
partner is in a different room so it's connected to different network 
devices.  Nagios fails over just fine and continues monitoring when I 
test failover (/etc/init.d/heartbeat stop).   I added in IPFail so the 
cluster will failover if the primary node can't ping it's gateway 
(switch failure). 

The problem I have is having different config files on each node in the 
cluster due to the different network devices depending on which node 
nagios is running on.  The only solution I can come up with is to put 
all the network devices in a non-drbd partition creating a parent path 
that works depending on which nagios node is active.  It just bugs me 
having to update two config files instead of just the one.

Is anyone else using nagios in a heartbeat/drbd setup?  What strategy 
are you using in this kind of configuration?

-- 
-jq


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