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Migrating the Primary RoleMigration involves transferring a healthy Primary of a Replicated Data Set (RDS) to a Secondary when the application involved in replication is inactive. Migration of a Primary to a Secondary is useful when the Primary must be brought down for reasons such as maintenance or to make the application active on another node. Use Change Role > Migrate to migrate the role of a healthy Primary to a specified Secondary. The Migrate task performs the following functions:
Note If an RDS contains multiple Secondaries, VRW does not automatically reconfigure the additional Secondary hosts as Secondary hosts of the new Primary. If required, you can reconfigure the additional Secondary hosts as Secondary hosts of the new Primary using the VVR command-line interface. If the Migrate task fails on any of the hosts, the original configuration is restored. Prerequisites for migrating the Primary The data volumes in the RDS must be inactive; that is, any applications that use the Primary data volumes must be stopped. All active Secondaries (attached RLINKs) must be up-to-date. Perform the following steps to migrate a specified healthy Primary to a Secondary. After the migration, the Secondary becomes the new Primary.
Example---Migrating From a Healthy PrimaryThis example explains how to migrate the Primary role from the original Primary seattle to the Secondary host london. This example gives the RDS views before migration and after migration. Before the migration, the RDS view for hr_rvg looks like this: Click the thumbnail above to view full-sized image.
After migration, the RDS view for hr_rvg looks like this: Click the thumbnail above to view full-sized image. |
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