Here's a snippet of a script we execute on the backup media server, after the clone is completed:
CLONE_NAME="watson-clone" VG="/dev/VGWATSON" for RETRY in `seq 3 -1 0`; do DEVICE="`sudo ${POWERMT} display dev=all | grep -B 3 ${CLONE_NAME} | grep name=emcpower | awk -F= '{print $2}'`" [ -n "${DEVICE}" ] && break; sleep 5 done if [ -z "${DEVICE}" ]; then echo "NO PowerPath device found for ${CLONE_NAME}" exit -1 fi sudo ${PARTED} /dev/${DEVICE} set 1 lvm on sudo ${VGRENAME} ${VG} ${VG}-CLONE 2> /dev/null sudo ${VGCHANGE} -a y --ignorelockingfailure ${VG}-CLONE 2> /dev/null sudo ${GFS_TOOL} sb ${VG}-CLONE/lvol0 proto lock_nolock <<-EOD y EOD sudo ${GFS_TOOL} sb ${VG}-CLONE/lvol1 proto lock_nolock <<-EOD y EOD sudo mount -t gfs ${VG}-CLONE/lvol0 /bcv/ccc/watson sudo mount -t gfs ${VG}-CLONE/lvol1 /bcv/ccc/watson/wav sudo mount -t ext3 ${VG}-CLONE/lvoldata /bcv/ccc/watson-data sudo mount -t ext3 ${VG}-CLONE/lvoldb1 /bcv/ccc/watson-data/sys/db1
On Tue, 2007-05-22 at 14:56 +0100, Ben Yarwood wrote:
I intend to create a backup of my GFS6.1 file systems (3 Node cluster) on a single backup machine and wanted to check some facts. 1. To run a GFS filesystem with nolock as the lock protocol, do I need the rest of the cluster infrastructure? 2. If I do need the rest of the cluster architecture, can you have a one node cluster? 3. In the event of the primary storage failing and the backup being used, I can convert the lock protocol to dlm using gfs_tool e.g. gfs_tool sd /dev/sdx proto lock_dlm ? Thanks Ben -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
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