We use ServiceGuard here as well on HP-UX. We do not use OPS and I think
ServiceGuard works great.
Bill Carle
AT&T
Database Administrator
816-995-3922
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Why should you use OPS if you are using ServiceGuard? We are not
here and I have not come up with a single reason to. If you have
some I should relook at it.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 8:17 PM
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I have been working with Oracle under HP, I find HP server with high fault
toulerence and reliable. If we tune the OS and DB then we can get maximum
performance. One word of caution is that, if u use Mc Servicegaurd then u
shud go for OPS. Which works for only on RAW partitions. Administration will
not be a easy job. Instead go for AutoRAID box which HP has got. It converts
itself bet RAID5 and RAID1/0.
My recomendation will be for RAID10, where u have disk mirroring,stripping
and protection for Data and better performance.
I have not worked with SUN. But i have heard that the native
code,compilation and testing of oracle is in the SUN OS.
But HP is also a good OS.
H/w is slightly costlier in HP.
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On Tue, 20 Mar 2001 10:31:59
Alex Apostolopoulos wrote:
>Hi,
>
>we are currently in the process of evaluating a high availiability cluster
>for our production database. The final two solutions are:
>
>SunCluster 2x420R 2Gig 2x450Mhz
>Storage 100Gig
>
>Hewlett Packard MC ServiceGuard
>2xL-Class 2x440Mhz 2Gig
>Storage VA 7100 100Gig
>
>Based on our criterias (scalability, performance, TCO, price, reliability,
>support, in house experience ...) it looks like a dead race...
>
>Any suggestions or thoughts would be help full
>
>cheers alex
>
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