3. Rocky using stable/rocky works as expected
[control] on network 1
[monitoring] on network 1
[compute,network] on network 2
[haproxy:children]: control (on network 1)
The scenario described in 3 is our target, where control and haproxy are co-located on hosts, on network 1, monitoring is on network 1 while compute, network, storage are on network 2.
The reasoning behind this split is control, haproxy and monitoring are in a protected data center, compute, network, storage are in a utility data center without power protection.
Just to add some data points here for reference:
1. Train using stable/train exhibits this problem
2. Stein using stable/stein exhibits this problem
3. Rocky using stable/rocky works as expected network] on network 2 children] : control (on network 1)
[control] on network 1
[monitoring] on network 1
[compute,
[haproxy:
The scenario described in 3 is our target, where control and haproxy are co-located on hosts, on network 1, monitoring is on network 1 while compute, network, storage are on network 2.
The reasoning behind this split is control, haproxy and monitoring are in a protected data center, compute, network, storage are in a utility data center without power protection.