Need help to set up Cluster for linux servers
Hi Gurus
My environment has 8 number of linux servers ( 4 X RHEL 6.2 64 bit and 4 X OEL 5.5 64 bit) where it is getting space for applications and database from a HP EVA 8400 SAN Storage. I have been recently assigned to this project and asked to setup a production environment (OS Redundancy). We have 14 number of HP VM machines running in a HP BL890c servers too. What could be the best the way to bring these servers under the umbrella of cluster. Mostly i would go for multiple 2 node clusters. Do i need to suggest my customer to for HP Service Guard Suite or Red Hat cluster suite? Please help |
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You don't say what services you need to provide, or what your goals are. Do you want to provide failover/HA? Round-robin load balancing? Both? Uptime on the services, per the SLA? There are detailed clustering guides you can find on Red Hat's website...start there, and by contacting your vendors, and finding out what your clients needs/goals are. Since you say you're a "Linux Specialist" with Red Hat certifications....shouldn't this be fairly self-explanatory for you? |
Hi TBOne
Thanks for your quick reply. Customer is expecting High Availability for their application and Database. Customer don't have much experience on Linux and Unix and hence asked me to come with the proposal. As i am looking this as an opportunity/challenge to improve myself, wanted to give the best solution to my customer. I tried my best but failed to turn as an solution architect in overnight. Hence decided to take help from gurus like you. I don't want to mislead the customer but wanted to give a simple yet best solution to them. But as i am not getting much details on the license part, i have put this question on our forum. Note: I will never use the term "Linux Specialist" (at least for some time) as i couldn't success in this matter. |
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Again, there is NO WAY anyone here can answer the question without a LOT of research/questions. And if we're going to do the consulting job for you, you need to post this into the LQ Job Marketplace, and tell us how much you're willing to pay. Quote:
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