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When a SeedNode is restarted it creates a new cluster instead of joining the old one #4

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kKdH opened this issue Jun 8, 2018 · 2 comments
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When a SeedNode is restarted it creates a new cluster instead of joining the old one #4

kKdH opened this issue Jun 8, 2018 · 2 comments
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kKdH commented Jun 8, 2018

Possible solution taken from https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/akka-user/z0y1kvcY97I:

One way is that in your seed node subscribe to cluster membership changes and write the current set of nodes to a file. When you restart the seed node you construct the list of seed nodes from the file, and include your own address as the first element in the seed-nodes list. Then it will first try to join the other nodes, before joining itself.
@kKdH kKdH added bug keyscore-frontier Issue affects/is related to the keyscore-frontier labels Jun 8, 2018
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Enhanced the agent to rejoin the frontier. The complete mechanism is …
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@kKdH kKdH changed the title When the SeedNode is restarted it creates a new cluster instead of joinging the old one When the SeedNode is restarted it creates a new cluster instead of joining the old one Jun 8, 2018
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Enhanced the agent to rejoin the frontier. The complete mechanism is …
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@kKdH kKdH changed the title When the SeedNode is restarted it creates a new cluster instead of joining the old one When a SeedNode is restarted it creates a new cluster instead of joining the old one Jun 15, 2018
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mlandth commented Aug 27, 2018

The commits a2ca107 and b053250 are solving this problem, if a second seed node - e.g. a 'sleeping' Frontier - is running.

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kKdH commented Aug 28, 2018

Created a successor #43

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