While
2ca33641 fixed a bug in the way the `keepalived.conf.j2` template matched
hostnames to set the VRRP `MASTER`/`BACKUP` states, it also introduced a
regression in the case where `virtual_ips` is a list of more than one IP
address.
The previous behavior would result in each host in the `rgwloadbalancers` group
to be `MASTER` for one of the `virtual_ips`, but the new behavior caused the
first host to be `MASTER` for all the IP address in `virtual_ips`.
This commit restores the original behavior.
Signed-off-by: Benoît Knecht <bknecht@protonmail.ch>
(cherry picked from commit
3116f464226d676cae9603503c3f8a2d57bcf055)
- name: set_fact vip to vrrp_instance
set_fact:
- vrrp_instances: "{{ vrrp_instances | default([]) | union([{ 'name': 'VI_' + index|string , 'vip': item }]) }}"
+ vrrp_instances: "{{ vrrp_instances | default([]) | union([{ 'name': 'VI_' + index|string , 'vip': item, 'master': groups[rgwloadbalancer_group_name][index] }]) }}"
loop: "{{ virtual_ips | flatten(levels=1) }}"
loop_control:
index_var: index
{% for instance in vrrp_instances %}
vrrp_instance {{ instance['name'] }} {
- state {{ 'MASTER' if inventory_hostname == groups[rgwloadbalancer_group_name][0] else 'BACKUP' }}
- priority {{ '100' if inventory_hostname == groups[rgwloadbalancer_group_name][0] else '90' }}
+ state {{ 'MASTER' if inventory_hostname == instance['master'] else 'BACKUP' }}
+ priority {{ '100' if inventory_hostname == instance['master'] else '90' }}
interface {{ virtual_ip_interface }}
virtual_router_id {{ 50 + loop.index }}
advert_int 1