I can confirm what Brian is saying... I have a cluster that looks
like this:
Nodes a/b/c/d/e/f: sharing vol1
Nodes c/d/e/f: sharing vol2
Cluster.conf contains definitions for a-f.
Although, in Brian's example, nodes e/f/g never share volumes with the
others, so it wouldn't necessarily have to be
I believe that due to the way the fencing works you only need a single
cluster to have multiple volumes. Just make sure that all of the hosts
involved are specified in the same cluster.conf file.
For example, nodes a, b, c could mount volume1, while b, c, d mount
volume2, and e, f, g mount volume
Is it possible to use multiple ocfs2 clusters on the same host? I would
like to have a given host have access to several different clustered
file systems.
The older documentation says that you can only have one cluster per
host. This restriction appears to have been removed from the latest
docum
