Oracle begin to push their Clusterware as a 3rd party HA framework. In this article we will review a quick example of how to do it. I will refer to this post as a quick-guide, as this is by no means any full-scale guide. This article assumes you have installed Oracle Clusterware following one of…
Current servers are way more powerful than we could have imagined before. With quad-core CPUs, even the simple dual-socket servers contain lots of horse-power. Remember our attitude towards CPU power five years ago, and see that we’re way beyond our needs. When modern servers are equipped with at least eight cores, other, non-CPU related issues…
This is an interesting bug I have encountered: The output of an sssu command should look like this: EVA> DELETE STORAGE “Virtual DisksLinuxoracleSNAP_ORACLE” EVA> It still leaves the snapshot (SNAP_ORACLE in this case) visible, until the web interface is used to press on “Ok”. This happened to me on HP EVA with HP StorageWorks Command…
I was playing a bit with iSCSI initiator (client) and decided to see how complicated it is to setup a shared storage (for my purposes) through iSCSI. This proves to be quite easy… On the server: 1. Download iSCSI Enterprise Target from here, or you can install scsi-target-utils from Centos5 repository 2. Compile (if required)…
The trick is simple, and many of those who deal with HA cluster get at least once to such a setup – have HA cluster without HA. Yep. Single node, just to make sure you know how to get this system to play. I have just completed it with Linux Heartbeat, and wish to share…
When adding a certain shell to an HP-UX system, for example, /usr/bin/tcsh, each user set to use this shell will not be able to FTP to the machine, until there is entry in /etc/shells. The trick is that even if the file doesn’t exist, you have to create it. By default, HP-UX allows only /sbin/sh…
