Hi all,
are you with Arduino IDE 1.8.0 ?
If yes did you try to downgrade the AVR version of Arduino 1.8.0 ?
Check the last two posts in this thread: https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/4801/building-an-ethernet-gateway/15
I'm not sure it will solve the problem but not bad to try.
Hi @DallieNL ,
thanks for your tips,
I got the same issue with serial gateway, 1.6.11 is the best.
David.
Perhaps the gateways just need to share each other the table of distributed/allocated ID and routing paths to the sensors.
I'm not a developer, so perhaps it's too complicated...
@mfalkvidd , @Mihai fully agree with you, why to build a genius system that is able to do a lot of things without thinking of reliability?
The problem I'm facing is, Swarm (the docker scheduler) is not able to create services with privileged access and/or device access.
So I think I will use keepalived with a script that manage the start/stop of the gateway or Swarm with a Docker proxy.
FYI some examples of what you can do with keepalived and scripts: https://tobrunet.ch/2013/07/keepalived-check-and-notify-scripts/
or Docker proxy for Swarm: https://github.com/calh/docker_priv_proxy (Not yet tested)
If the devs could think about redundancy capability of the gateway for the next versions, it would be great.
Anyway, MySensors is really really a good project.
Regards,
David.
Hello All,
For redundancy, I've configured a cluster of 3 RPi with Docker services (Domoticz, Usefull scripts, Mysensors Gateway, ...) and a replicated NFS central storage.
I'm wondering if it is possible to start multiple mysensors gateways (one on each RPi machine)
As a gateway use the ID 0 I think it's not possible but how do you manage redundancy ?
Do I need to configure a HA cluster to start/stop the mysensors gateway?
Thanks for your lights,
David.
Hi @cyberthom , did you find a solution ?
I'm facing the same problem...