So in this scenario Ken, can server3 see any disks in site1?
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Site1
Site2
Server1 (quorum 1)
Server3 (quorum 2)
Server2
Server4
SiteX
Server5 (quorum 3)
You need to set up another site (or server) that is at least power isolated (if
not completely infrastructure isolated) from Site1 or Site2. You would then set
up a quorum node at that site | location. This insures you can still access
your data even if one of your sites go down.
You can further isolate failure by increasing quorum (odd numbers).
The way quorum works is: The majority of the quorum nodes need to be up to
survive an outage.
- With 3 quorum nodes you can have 1 quorum node failures and continue
filesystem operations.
- With 5 quorum nodes you can have 2 quorum node failures and continue
filesystem operations.
- With 7 quorum nodes you can have 3 quorum node failures and continue
filesystem operations.
- etc
Please see
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/STXKQY_4.2.0/ibmspectrumscale42_content.html?view=kcfor
more information about quorum and tiebreaker disks.
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For some reason this concept is a round peg that doesn’t fit the square hole
inside my brain. Can someone please explain the best practice to setting up
two sites same cluster? I get that I would likely have two NDS nodes in site 1
and two NDS nodes in site two. What I don’t understand are the failure
scenarios and what would happen if I lose one or worse a whole site goes down.
Do I solve this by having scale replication set to 2 for all my files? I mean
a single site I think I get it’s when there are two datacenters and I don’t
want two clusters typically.
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