Hi, I would like to build a HA Solution with 2 servers with 1 in hot-standy i.e. fail-over. The advice so far was to use GlusterFS (replicated) for the filesystem and mysql replication (master-slave) for the database. The purpose is a web server (apache) with a typo3 CMS.
In the event of a failure I need to run a script to perform the actual failover (switch ip via web request (Hetzner robot) and change mysql replication settings). Would you recommend to use corosync/pacemaker to monitor the database, gluster and apache or should I simply check the availability of a DB generated Web Page from a script in a loop? Any other recommendations? Since I don't have a lot of corosync experience it seems to me like a huge task (overkill) for a simple monitoring of a failover scenario. What do you think? Thanks, Stefan Schlösser _______________________________________________ Linux-HA mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linux-ha.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-ha See also: http://linux-ha.org/ReportingProblems
