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Delete entire CIB on pacemaker

Posted on January 20, 2016 - September 18, 2016 by Mr. Reboot

On occasion it may be useful, erase the entire CIB on pacemaker, for example if you have made a lot of changes, or tested several configurations with errors. Deleting entire CIB data can be a good option for starting again from the scratch.

The command is:

~ $ cibadmin -E --force

Be careful because this command will delete all cluster data, it’s recommended make a backup of the cluster configuration before:

~ $ crm configure show > cib.backup
Posted in Pacemaker + Corosync

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