Re: Linux clustering for high availability databases and other services

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Hi,

RedHat provides support for setting up such scenarios. I recommend
buying RHEL and contacting them.


Kind regards,

    Heiko

Am 13.10.2012 12:40, schrieb Andrew Holway:
> Hello, 
>
> We have been experimenting with various storage technologies in order to create moderately highly available database services.
>
> I have the following equipment in my lab:
>
> 4x HP G8 servers with 
> * Mellanox QDR InfiniBand 
> * 10GE adapters
> * Lots of memory and the latest, most powerful CPUS.
> * Centos 6.0
>
> Oracle ZFS appliance
> * Infiniband 
> * NFS (over ethernet and infiniband)
> * iSCSI (over ethernet and infiniband)
> * Various RDMA protocols that are not supported by oracle  on redhat.
>
> Nimble Storage device
> * iSCSI over 10G ethernet
>
> Brocade 10G switches.
>
> Can I have some guidance on possible setups for HA database services? I have tested and have a good understanding of all the technology components but I am a bit confused how I should be glueing them together. I need a focus :)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Andrew
>
>

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