Three individual 3.9 clusters #14519
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Describe the bugrabbitmq version :3.9.13. A cluster of 3 nodes. Each node in the RabbitMQ cluster executes clusterstatus, but the displayed clustername is the host name of each node, why.? Reproduction steps2.rabbitmqctl clutser_status Expected behaviorEach node in the RabbitMQ cluster executes cluster_status, but the displayed clustername is the host name of each node Additional contextNo response |
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RPM, Debian, Windows services all will restart the node on boot if the service is enabled. On Debian, this is not the case after package installation, by design: you must enable the service explicitly. RabbitMQ cannot start itself, so an OS service of sorts has to do it. On top of that, the node must use durable storage and a stable node name (which in practice means: a stable hostname), or else a restarted node won't rejoin its cluster and with 3 restarted nodes, you will end up with three separate clusters. |
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@lexue100 that means that you have three single node clusters, not a cluster of three nodes. Relevant doc guides: Even RabbitMQ 3.12 has reached EOL by now, so you have to take it from here. |
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@lexue100 that means that you have three single node clusters, not a cluster of three nodes.
Relevant doc guides:
Even RabbitMQ 3.12 has reached EOL by now, so you have to take it from here.