Am 31.05.2012 um 14:23 schrieb agag:

My first idea is to have in example WWW server and when one crashes, second
is working without any additional admin tasks.

You can do this with a drbd-device as primary/secondary, mounted e.g. as /ha, and having your webspace, logs, configs etc. somewhere under / ha. Then configure pacemaker with IP-failover etc. and it works as long as one of the cluster-nodes is alive.

I had such a configuration since ~2004 with heartbeat and drbd-0.7. Disadvantage is, taht you need to take care of all dependencies like cron-jobs, webstats, users etc. and maybe need to modify some scripts.


Second idea is to have almost identical operating systems. For example to use drbd replicated data for /etc and /bin (wich will be modified only in primary/first serverd when changes or updates are done). Is it possible
somehow?

You can use it for the whole / (root-filesystem), if you start an virtual machine on a drbd-device. That's most convenient as everything is replicated. It works in primary/secondary, with a downtime of shutdown+bootup.

Helmut Wollmersdorfer

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