Hi...
On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 6:12 PM, Lon Hohberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2008-05-12 at 11:14 +0100, Stephen Nelson-Smith wrote:
Hi,
I want to implement a shared-nothing active/passive failover cluster
for Oracle 10g. RAC is out of budget.
I'm looking at drbd +
Ja S wrote:
Hi, All:
When an application on a cluster node A needs to
access a file on a SAN storage, how DLM process the
lock request?
Should DLM firstly determine whether there already
exists a lock resource mapped to the file, by doing
the following things in the order 1) looking
--- Christine Caulfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ja S wrote:
Hi, All:
When an application on a cluster node A needs to
access a file on a SAN storage, how DLM process
the
lock request?
Should DLM firstly determine whether there already
exists a lock resource mapped to the
Ja S wrote:
--- Christine Caulfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ja S wrote:
Hi, All:
When an application on a cluster node A needs to
access a file on a SAN storage, how DLM process
the
lock request?
Should DLM firstly determine whether there already
exists a lock resource mapped to
--- Christine Caulfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ja S wrote:
--- Christine Caulfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ja S wrote:
Hi, All:
When an application on a cluster node A needs to
access a file on a SAN storage, how DLM process
the
lock request?
Should DLM firstly
Ja S wrote:
--- Christine Caulfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ja S wrote:
--- Christine Caulfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ja S wrote:
Hi, All:
When an application on a cluster node A needs to
access a file on a SAN storage, how DLM process
the
lock request?
Should DLM firstly
--- Christine Caulfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ja S wrote:
--- Christine Caulfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ja S wrote:
--- Christine Caulfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ja S wrote:
Hi, All:
When an application on a cluster node A needs
to
access a file on a SAN
Hello, Christine and Ja S.
I've been following this thread, because I need, like Ja, a detailed
knowledge of the DLM inner workings. Your explanations were detailed and
clear, Christine, but, just for the sake of having it documented, do you
know where I can download a white paper or article
Hello,
I have been searching the web for weeks. I am trying to get the complete
cluster.conf schema description. I have found a link that describes most of
the options but it seems to omit the resources, services, and anything
related to configuring failover services.
Ja S wrote:
Hi, Wendy:
Thanks for your so prompt and kind explanation. It is
very helpful. According to your comments, I did
another test. See below:
# stat abc/
File: `abc/'
Size: 8192Blocks: 6024 IO Block:
4096 directory
Device: fc00h/64512dInode: 1065226
Hi, All:
For a given lock space, at the same time, I saved a
copy of the output of gfs_tool lockdump as
gfs_locks and a copy of dlm_locks.
Then I checked the locks presents in the two saved
files. I realized that the number of locks in
gfs_locks is not the same as the locks presented in
Ja S wrote:
Hi, All:
For a given lock space, at the same time, I saved a
copy of the output of “gfs_tool lockdump” as
“gfs_locks” and a copy of dlm_locks.
Then I checked the locks presents in the two saved
files. I realized that the number of locks in
gfs_locks is not the same as the locks
--- Wendy Cheng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ja S wrote:
Hi, All:
For a given lock space, at the same time, I saved
a
copy of the output of gfs_tool lockdump?as
gfs_locks?and a copy of dlm_locks.
Then I checked the locks presents in the two saved
files. I realized that the
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