RR wrote:
Hello all,
Is there a particular manner I should partition the local filesystems
of each of the cluster nodes to support the Cluster Suite w/GFS or it
doesn't matter? My specific requirement is that I may or may not be
able to change the location where this specific application writes
data. And I need that directory/filesystem that this data is written
to, e.g. /var/spool to be accessible on my iSCSI SAN by all the
cluster nodes. The answer could be very simple but want to double check.
Rgds,
RR
Hi RR,
For your the local root partitions on the individual nodes, it's
probably best to use ext3.
On the SAN, use GFS and Red Hat Cluster Suite. Then perhaps you can
create a symlink from
your local node's mount point to the SAN, e.g. from
/mnt/gfs_san/var/spool to its local /var/spool.
Regards,
Bob Peterson
Red Hat Cluster Suite
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