Hi, I'm working on a issue from a while but it seems to me I've got to a dead end :(
Till now, I've been able to setup and configure several cluster solutions on RHEL6.2x64 using the RH's Corosync (1.4.1-4) and Pacemaker (1.1.6-3) rpms. I've started to work on installing a SAN storage, I'd like to use a shared file system because 8 servers need to store something on it at the same time. OCFS2 seems to be not available anymore for my distro. NFS is not suitable. So I decided to try and use gfs2, even because of the excellent "Pacemaker-1.1-Clusters_from_Scratch" install and configuration guide. Here are some troubles. 1. The user guide refers to Fedora13. It suggests to install gfs2-utils, cman and gfs2-cluster. In particular, gfs2-cluster is not provided with RHEL, and the version I've found (gfs2-cluster-3.1.1-2.fc14.x86_64.rpm) requires cman >= 3.1.0-1 and openais >= 1.1.2-1; not even RHEL6.4 has got such versions. What's the best practice in this case? 2. Pacemaker is provided with RHEL and so I thought it was supported in some way by the RHEL's team (at least about the compatibility with the other packages); but it isn't actually, and the support has strongly suggested to swap to Red Hat Cluster Suite. I've been working a lot on Pacemaker, this is a choice I really wouldn't take... 3. In the worst case, any suggestion about mounting and managing a shared SAN storage file system with a different solution without trashing all my job till now for switching to RHCS? I'd appreciate a lot if you shared your experience Thank you for your time Guglielmo _______________________________________________ Linux-HA mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linux-ha.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-ha See also: http://linux-ha.org/ReportingProblems
