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how tosetup High Avaibility

Post by bocah » 2019/02/08 04:05:14

Hai all...
how to make Active/Passive Cluster With Pacemaker, Corosync and DRBD on CentOS 7

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Re: how tosetup High Avaibility

Post by TrevorH » 2019/02/08 09:43:00

Google for "Clusters from scratch". Pick the copy that most closely resembles your current setup as there are multiple guides for different RHEL releases. If you have access to IRC you might want to join the Freenode IRC channel #clusterlabs as that's a fairly active support venue for this sort of stuff.
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Re: how tosetup High Avaibility

Post by hunter86_bg » 2019/02/09 14:53:41

Here is a thread I made some time ago for Highly Available DRBD with iSCSI.
It is a little bit outdated and only a 2 node setup, but I didn't have the time to update it to a 3-node setup.

You can reuse some parts, till it reaches your needs.

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Re: how tosetup High Avaibility

Post by bocah » 2019/08/11 02:54:13

TrevorH wrote:
2019/02/08 09:43:00
Google for "Clusters from scratch". Pick the copy that most closely resembles your current setup as there are multiple guides for different RHEL releases. If you have access to IRC you might want to join the Freenode IRC channel #clusterlabs as that's a fairly active support venue for this sort of stuff.

thank you i will try

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Re: how tosetup High Avaibility

Post by bocah » 2019/08/11 02:54:48

hunter86_bg wrote:
2019/02/09 14:53:41
Here is a thread I made some time ago for Highly Available DRBD with iSCSI.
It is a little bit outdated and only a 2 node setup, but I didn't have the time to update it to a 3-node setup.

You can reuse some parts, till it reaches your needs.
thank you i will try

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