Re: Does QEMU offer High Availability

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Hi Daniel,

I'm using KVM/Qemu with GlusterFS. The virtual machine images are stored on the Gluster filesystem, so there is always a copy of the virtual machine image on both cluster nodes. And you can even do a live migrate of a running guest from one node to the other.

So if a host fails, all its guests will die with it, but you can restart them on the other node if you have enough resources.

Regards, Paul Boven.

On 03/18/2014 01:51 PM, Daniel Baker wrote:

Hi Lucian,

but Glusterfs is at least trying to replicate the QEMU image onto the
other node ?  That's the whole point of the replication isn’t it ?


Thanks for the help,

Dan

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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2014 20:29:30 +0700
From: Daniel Baker <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject:  Does QEMU offer High Availability
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HI all,

If I use QEMU in Glusterfs 3.4.2 can I achieve true High Availability.

If I have two nodes that are clustering a QEMU image and one of them
goes down will the other QEMU image take its place.

Can I really achieve that ?



Thanks,

Dan


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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2014 13:48:45 +0000
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To: gluster-users@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re:  Does QEMU offer High Availability
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On 17.03.2014 13:29, Daniel Baker wrote:
HI all,

If I use QEMU in Glusterfs 3.4.2 can I achieve true High Availability.

If I have two nodes that are clustering a QEMU image and one of them
goes down will the other QEMU image take its place.

Can I really achieve that ?

Dan,

This is not really a discussion for the gluster lists.

You should ask KVM people, but to answer you briefly:
- No, KVM is just a hypervisor, it runs virtual machines and that's all
it does.
You need to run additional RedHat clustering stuff around it to achieve
HA.

HTH
Lucian

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