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07-08-2003 03:57 PM
07-08-2003 03:57 PM
I have a 2 node cluster and a quorum server running Red Hat Linux 7.3 with Kernel 2.4.18. If I created 5 packages, (sg_pkg1, sg_pkg2, sg_pkg3, sg_pkg4, sg_pkg5), how could I set it up so that each control script associated with each package is launched from 1 through 5 at startup and 5 through 4 on shutdown of the cluster? Thank you all in advance.
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07-08-2003 04:19 PM
07-08-2003 04:19 PM
Re: Service Guard on Linux
you can modify the control scripts in such a way that it checks if the previous package is already started and then only it gets started.
and can be done similarly for shutdown as well.
-balaji
ps: Service Guard on Linux!!!! Is it the same MC/SG. never knew such a product existed.
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07-08-2003 04:45 PM
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Re: Service Guard on Linux
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07-08-2003 04:49 PM
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Re: Service Guard on Linux
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07-10-2003 07:25 AM
07-10-2003 07:25 AM
SolutionThis URL is a good starting point for information:
http://h18000.www1.hp.com/solutions/enterprise/highavailability/linux/serviceguard/index.html
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07-10-2003 07:42 AM
07-10-2003 07:42 AM
Re: Service Guard on Linux
Quite an interesting development.
I've got just the kind of operation with my web hosting business that would benefit from this product.
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07-10-2003 07:43 AM
07-10-2003 07:43 AM
Re: Service Guard on Linux
Me thinks that is a marketing mistake HP.
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07-10-2003 08:02 AM
07-10-2003 08:02 AM
Re: Service Guard on Linux
Also, isn't there other cluster programs available for Linux?
If there is other cluster applications has anyone had any success with them?
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07-10-2003 02:51 PM
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Re: Service Guard on Linux
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07-11-2003 05:27 AM
07-11-2003 05:27 AM
Re: Service Guard on Linux
I know the Red Hat Advanced Server has clustering functionality.
I was just wondering what else was available because Service Guard is a Active/Passive solution. I would much rather have an Active/Active solution if there is one available.
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07-11-2003 05:44 AM
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Re: Service Guard on Linux
I believe that is also the case for Likekeeper.
The cost vs free question is one that everyone has to decide for themselvrs based on what your trying to do and potential business impact.