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== RedHat/Centos WEB servers ==
 
== RedHat/Centos WEB servers ==
 
The WEB servers all run Centos 5.2 and use the the FreeNAS servers for application data.
 
The WEB servers all run Centos 5.2 and use the the FreeNAS servers for application data.
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*Make a cluster with membernodes.
 
*On one system do the following
 
*On one system do the following
 
*#Install [[iSCSI]] initiator software on the WEB-servers
 
*#Install [[iSCSI]] initiator software on the WEB-servers

Revision as of 15:19, 31 March 2009

RedHat/Centos shared storage

Consider the drawing below. The WEB-servers run Centos 5.2 and share the redundant data from the shared storage.

  • Each WEB server has access to the same data from the shared storage calles NAS - Network Attached Storage.
  • The WEB-servers has Read/Write access to the NAS.
  • Locking of files open for writing is necessary.
Gigabit ethernet SAN/Cluster løsning

The shared Storage

Two servers with each two drives are installed with FreeNAS The drives are exported as iSCSI targets.

RedHat/Centos WEB servers

The WEB servers all run Centos 5.2 and use the the FreeNAS servers for application data.

  • Make a cluster with membernodes.
  • On one system do the following
    1. Install iSCSI initiator software on the WEB-servers
      1. Attach the logical drives to the system system
    2. Create a Volume Group
    3. Create a logical Volume
    4. Create a GFS filesystem
  • On all the Clusternodes
    1. Install iSCSI initiator software on the WEB-servers
      1. Attach the logical drives to the system system
    2. Make a mountppoint
    3. Mount the Logical Volume (GFS Filesystem)