Lucas Albers napisaÅ(a):
Alberto Cammozzo said:
I see a much more interesting solution with the two host servers sharing vservers between them: each one taking the vservers hosted by the other in case of its failure. This allows to use both host servers at time. I think this requires true (both read-write) shared storage, which I haven't at the moment.
I described this in theory in [0]. Sorry, in Italian. I'll translate if someone is interested. Perhaps you can look at the figures :)
Can't you get the same result by having multiple drbd mount mounts with each drbd mount being active on 1 server and passive on the other?
It's workinkg for me in such config :)
2 physical nodes 2 virtual servers 2 shared partitions (drbd) on each node 2 public IPs for nodes 2 public IPs for vservers 2 private IPs for nodes 2 private IPs for vservers
heartbeats resources -> (public IP, privat IP, drbd, vserver) x 2
It's working...
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