On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 8:57 PM, AFAHOUNKO Danny <afahounko@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On the face of it, No.
C'mon, How can two different OS images find the same binary when the storage is not available in shared mode?
(NFS, one of the possible options in your case, is considered Shared Storage, But then it could be a pain to configure to do what you want)
But it is just not worth it
Assuming both the nodes are identical in hardware, why not install all the packages on say node 1. using yumand then copy the /var/cache/yum from that node and do a yum install in node 2.
This may not be painful for small number of nodes but can can get unwieldy if cluster nodes are large. In which case one should contemplete using kickstart _before_ RHEL install. IOW, Plan properly
HTH
Regards
Rajagopal
I'm newbees in Clustering. I've installed a cluster with two nodes without a share storage.
I want i know if it's possible to install a software (apache, exim,...) once, and it will be automaticaly deployed on the two nodes ?!
I'm using RedHat 5.1 Advanced Plateform with RedHat Cluster Suite.
On the face of it, No.
C'mon, How can two different OS images find the same binary when the storage is not available in shared mode?
(NFS, one of the possible options in your case, is considered Shared Storage, But then it could be a pain to configure to do what you want)
But it is just not worth it
Assuming both the nodes are identical in hardware, why not install all the packages on say node 1. using yumand then copy the /var/cache/yum from that node and do a yum install in node 2.
This may not be painful for small number of nodes but can can get unwieldy if cluster nodes are large. In which case one should contemplete using kickstart _before_ RHEL install. IOW, Plan properly
HTH
Regards
Rajagopal
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