On 2007-10-16T12:11:24, Ian Jiang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to use the hearbeat idea in an embedded environment. The
> current Linux heartbeat is too complicated, because an embedded
> system differs a lot with a general Linux cluster, and is
> usually much simpler and less of variability. So I am wondering
> whether there is other high available system using the heartbeat
> idea with simple architecture and is applicable for me as a
> reference. Open sources is better. Any suggestion is
> appreciated!
You mean, whether there are other HA solutions? Of course.
There keepalived, the RedHat Cluster Suite, some implementations of the
Service-Availability-Forum specifications ... Google will tell you more
about them ;-)
But even Linux HA isn't too complicated for embedded systems; just
because the flexibility is there doesn't mean you've got to use it. You
could deploy a standarized configuration just the same.
Regards,
Lars
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