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MRS Cluster Becomes Abnormal After the Hostname of a Node Is Changed
Updated on 2023-11-30 GMT+08:00
MRS Cluster Becomes Abnormal After the Hostname of a Node Is Changed
Symptom
After the hostname of a node is changed, the MRS cluster becomes abnormal.
Cause Analysis
Changing the hostname causes compatibility problems and faults.
Procedure
- Log in to any node in the cluster as user root.
- Run the cat /etc/hosts command on the node to check the value of hostname of each node and set the newhostname variable based on the value.
- Run the sudo hostnamectl set-hostname ${newhostname} command on the node where hostname is changed to restore the correct hostname.
${newhostname}: new value of hostname
- Log in to the node where hostname is changed, and check whether the new hostname takes effect.
Parent topic: Cluster Management
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