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Experience with Redhat's GFS/Cluster Suite?
Does anyone have experience with this that they can share? I've some
questions, which I'll list below, but I'm also looking for a general impression of how well this works. Our initial plan is to configure two GFS-ing machines sharing a dual-hosted SCSI array. Later, we'll shift this to iSCSI and then add more GFS-ing machines. My specific questions a o Does this work? Does GFS/Cluster Suite really permit the two systems to have shared access to the file system? Can one safely (and with fail over as necessary) export via NFS these shared GFS volumes? o What occurs in the case of a network partition between cluster members (while they still have connectivity to the storage)? Does one member "take over" for the other in that case? How do they decide which if they cannot speak? o Does GFS use, or provide something similar to, LVM's functionality with respect to building/resizing/removing volumes and file systems? Thanks... Andrew |
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