We use Linux-ha (http://linux-ha.org) and drbd instead of a shared disk. It plays nicely with Xen. In one instance, we've got two Xen servers, each housing 4 virtual servers in separate clusters, all sharing data with drbd. It works very well. We're also using CentOS, so none of the software used costs anything. Geoffrey wrote: > I'm hoping to put together a simple two machine cluster with some kind > of shared disk. This is simply so that I can get some hands on > experience with a cluster. The plan is to cluster the two machines, > then run xen virtual machines on top of that. > > As I'm self employed, the key here is the best price. It doesn't have > to be the best solution, but a workable one that will give me > practical experience. > > Suggestions would be greatly appreciated. > -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
