DRBD-CONFIGURED.T(7)
πΈ DRBD-CONFIGURED.T(7) πΈ
okay bestie, so this is a page from the DRBD Manual β it's called drbd-configured.target, and it's a systemd target unit thingy. let's get into it π
β¨ NAME β¨
drbd-configured.target β a System target unit that's literally the vibe check saying all your (enabled) DRBD resources are configured π«Ά
π SYNOPSIS π
drbd-configured.target
π DESCRIPTION π
so. this target should be enabled by default β that's its whole default main character energy. and what does it do? it acts as a synchronization point to "install" the individual drbd@RESNAME.target instances. like, it's the group chat where all the little per-resource targets finally show up together π¦
and then β here's the slay part β you can order any units that expect one or more DRBD resources to be configured after drbd-configured.target. so anything that's like "bestie i need my DRBD stuff ready" just goes after it. ordering, but make it β¨declarativeβ¨
ngl this is the "wait for everyone to arrive before we start the movie" of systemd units. no cap.
π₯ EXAMPLE π₯
systemctl enable drbd-configured.target
for res in $(drbdadm sh-resources); do
systemctl enable drbd@$(systemd-escape "$res").target
done
like. look at that loop. it's giving "enable the big target, then enable a per-resource target for every resource drbdadm sh-resources hands you, escaping the name properly with systemd-escape because resource names can be spicy." ate, honestly π
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
drbd@.target(7)
π AUTHORS π
LINBIT HA Solutions GmbH β https://linbit.com
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