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Storage Replication over WAN with Linux
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Sorry if this question is not new. My company is considering having a co-location facility in the near future, and this is the first time we're considering a non-Open Source project as a solution. (We were able to get by with NFS, but not any more...) We need to be able to replicate storage to local hosts as well as over WAN to a remote host. The requirements a 1) Have multiple hosts share a volume. (Like GFS does) 2) Have the filesystem write to distributed physical volumes. (Like GFS...) 3) Be able to write to a remote filesystem via IP. 4) If WAN goes down, any changes to the remote filesystem is synchronized, and changes to the local filesystem is synchronized to the remote filesystem upon recovery of WAN. #3 and #4 present a major problem for us at this point. Otherwise, something like GFS would have been ideal. If you have any ideas, it'd be really, really (Really!) appreciated. We are a Dell, Debian Linux, Apple Xserve RAID shop, and quite unfamiliar with commercial solutions... --------------------- Paul Choi Systems Administrator iParadimgs, LLC |
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Call your local Veritas rep.
Check into Veritas Storage Foundation, and Veritas Cluster Server. It's a pretty impressive solution. At a certain price. " wrote in message ... Hi, Sorry if this question is not new. My company is considering having a co-location facility in the near future, and this is the first time we're considering a non-Open Source project as a solution. (We were able to get by with NFS, but not any more...) We need to be able to replicate storage to local hosts as well as over WAN to a remote host. The requirements a 1) Have multiple hosts share a volume. (Like GFS does) 2) Have the filesystem write to distributed physical volumes. (Like GFS...) 3) Be able to write to a remote filesystem via IP. 4) If WAN goes down, any changes to the remote filesystem is synchronized, and changes to the local filesystem is synchronized to the remote filesystem upon recovery of WAN. #3 and #4 present a major problem for us at this point. Otherwise, something like GFS would have been ideal. If you have any ideas, it'd be really, really (Really!) appreciated. We are a Dell, Debian Linux, Apple Xserve RAID shop, and quite unfamiliar with commercial solutions... --------------------- Paul Choi Systems Administrator iParadimgs, LLC |
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