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On 03/23/2017 10:59 AM, Matteo Panella wrote:

> Hi,
>
> On 22/03/2017 14:48, Andreas Vallin wrote:
>> Cluster status of node 'rabbit at Infra1-rabbit-mq-container-2590dd44' ...
>> [{nodes,[{disc,['rabbit at Infra1-rabbit-mq-container-2590dd44',
>>                  'rabbit at Infra2-rabbit-mq-container-ff24b66b',
>>                  'rabbit at Infra3-rabbit-mq-container-bf7948a7']}]},
>>   {running_nodes,['rabbit at Infra3-rabbit-mq-container-bf7948a7',
>>                   'rabbit at Infra2-rabbit-mq-container-ff24b66b',
>>                   'rabbit at Infra1-rabbit-mq-container-2590dd44']},
>>   {cluster_name,<<"rabbitmq_osa_prod">>},
>>   {partitions,[]},
>>   {alarms,[{'rabbit at Infra3-rabbit-mq-container-bf7948a7',[]},
>>            {'rabbit at Infra2-rabbit-mq-container-ff24b66b',[]},
>>            {'rabbit at Infra1-rabbit-mq-container-2590dd44',[]}]}]
> AFAIR, once all alarms are cleared the node name remains in
> cluster_status' output but the alarm list becomes empty - which seems to
> be the case for your cluster.
>
> Regards,
OK, my assumption was that the alarms section would disappear when 
everything is ok or possibly that it would list something like:
{alarms,[]}

So if I understand you correctly the output from rabbitmqctl 
cluster_status in my first mail says that there are no errors? Every 
member/node/container is listed with an empty list of errors?
If I remember correctly from when I tried yesterday the alarms section 
disappeared if I started the rabbitmq cluster with only one member.

Thanks for you help!

Regards,
Andreas