DRBD-Cookbook: How to create your own cluster solution, without SAN or NAS!

DRBD-Cookbook: How to create your own cluster solution, without SAN or NAS!

by Joerg Christian Seubert
DRBD-Cookbook: How to create your own cluster solution, without SAN or NAS!

DRBD-Cookbook: How to create your own cluster solution, without SAN or NAS!

by Joerg Christian Seubert

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Overview

Create an cluster on Linux, have not to be complicated and expensive. This book gives you an assistance for the cross-computer RAID1-System DRBD, build by LinBit, and helps you to create your special own cluster system. In form of 'Listings' - practicle example-sessions, which can have bugs, error messages and debugging - the author shows, how you can use step by step DRBD, to create an easy and functionable Linux-Cluster. Because the DRBD-Software and the configuration files are also usable on Windows, the shown examples can also run on this system! In an own chapter it will be shown, how DRBD involes into an Veritas-Cluster. Useful information for the system administration of Linux systems will be given in three appendices. The operation of the various Linux file systems is also explained.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9783754950326
Publisher: epubli
Publication date: 02/13/2022
Sold by: Bookwire
Format: eBook
Pages: 129
File size: 2 MB
Age Range: 1 - 18 Years

About the Author

Jörg Christian Seubert, born in 1974 in Würzburg (Germany), is working in Nuremberg (Germany) in a computer center for financial services since 1992. Since 1994 he is a system administrator for UNIX and Linux. In the course of this work he gained experience with SINIX, Solaris as well as SuSE, RedHat and Debian Linux. He also set up Veritas cluster systems. In particular, he was responsible for "open world" (Windows & UNIX) data protection, SAN and computer hardening. He also gave UNIX/Linux beginner courses. Currently he works in the monitoring team, where he is specifically responsible for monitoring UNIX/Linux systems and, among other things, creates monitoring scripts himself, written in Perl, Python and BASH. He also trains Perl beginners.
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