The ICCLab developed a new High Availability solution for OpenStack which relies on DRBD and Pacemaker. OpenStack services are installed on top of a redundant 2 node MySQL database. The 2 node MySQL database stores its data tables on a DRBD device which is distributed on the 2 nodes. OpenStack can be reached via a virtual IP address. This makes the user feel that he is dealing with only one OpenStack node. All OpenStack services are monitored by the Pacemaker tool. When a service fails, Pacemaker will restart it on either node.

The 2 node OpenStack solution can be installed automatically using Vagrant and Puppet. The automated OpenStack HA installation is available on a Github repository.
Hi,
Thanks for sharing. I will get idea how we can configure HA for openstack using this sample.