On Fri, 5 Sep 2008, Paul Walsh wrote:

> Don't get me wrong. I'm a great fan of Heartbeat and am keep to see it
> develop and make further use of it. I now have 3 clusters up and running
> with 2.1.3 and DRBD and if I could get it working on Solaris (SPARC)
> with Oracle and our EMC SAN, I'd have more! :)

Heartbeat reached reasonably good shape for Solaris about a year ago.
But it sorely needs folk such as you to help us keep it that way.  I think
there are quite a few people who use it, but the number of people going
deeper and helping to debug and maintain it is considerably fewer.  (The
fingers of one hand are probably more than sufficent for counting
purposes...)

Since the re-working to separate the 'heartbeat' and 'pacemaker'
components, it is likely that "bit rot" may have set in, and I (whose
heartbeat work is principally spare-time and voluntary) haven't had the
chance to keep track of creeping buglets.

So if you can spare any time to building heartbeat and/or pacemaker on
Solaris, and doing a little investigation into any problems that might
arise, then please feel encouraged to do so (probably preferentially
reporting to "linux-ha-dev" rather than "linux-ha").



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