Hey folks, Just thought I'd introduce myself. I found this list while perusing some information RHCS/GFS. I figured that it would behoove me to join up, especially as many of my upcoming projects are HA cluster related. I recently relocated to the DC metro area from Chapel Hill. I was working in blade development at IBM in RTP. I now work for a small consulting firm and service a number of clients with Linux infrastructures. That said, my primary client is a medical coding application service provider that is doing some really fascinating stuff involving natural language processing. These NLP applications are very computationally expensive--cpu, memory, STORAGE. My current project is implement GFS across multiple Dell PowerEdges running RHEL4.4/4.5/5, connecting to 3 Apple xraids, and soon a larger first-tier storage device. Upcoming projects include implementing clustering to provide redundancy for critical applications (e-mail, jabber, JBoss, etc), across two datacenters (our corporate HQ and Rackspace). Anyhow, you guys will probably be seeing some traffic from me. I guess I'll go ahead a question: Are there any must-reads (apart from the sparse RH documentation) related to RHCS/GFS? Are there any books that are imperative reads on the concepts of highly-available infrastructure? Shawn Hood -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
