> On Aug 24, 2016, at 8:21 PM, 龙白滔 <[email protected]> wrote: > > hi, > > We'd like to move a HA DB deployment to SmartOS. The old deplpyment is: a DB > server is deployed on SAN storage, and two application servers connect to the > DB server and synchronize access(read & write) to it. > > We plan to re-deploy in this way on SmartOS: > 1. make a raid10 zpool on a SmartOS machine, create a volume on the zpool > and expose the volume as an iSCSI target using COMSTAR; > 2. deploy the two application servers on two KVM zones, and both connect to > the iSCSI target as an iSCSI initiator. > 3. deploy the DB server on the iSCSI target device. > > Questions: > 1. is the re-deployment feasible? > 2. if a native zone is preferable for the application server, how can we > synchronize two native zones' access to a same iSCSI target? > > Your comments will be appreciated.
Why not just make a failover database cluster using the database's built-in replication, and why do redundant application servers in turn need such a heavyweight attempt at making their local storage redundant? App servers generally are supposed to depend on nothing more than network connectivity. /dale
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