Todd Deshane wrote:
A thread on the topic from the Xen mailing list:
http://xen.markmail.org/search/?q=device+lock#query:device
lock+page:1+mid:ouugxur56hqikqty+state:results
That looks great. I'll try it out now. It does file based locking but could easily be
modified to do flock based loc
Brett Worth wrote:
> My original problem is still there however. I've tested the flock
> functionality of OCFS2 and it works but Xen it seems doesn't do locking
> even on a shared filesystem. It is possible that Xen is trying to do
> some other sort of file locking but unfortunately OCFS2 only su
Hi Brett,
> I could write some scripts to replace xm which could check for the existence
> of a lock file before attempting to start a VM but that seems a bit clunky.
>
> Is there a proper way to do this?
>
A thread on the topic from the Xen mailing list:
http://xen.markmail.org/search/?q=device+
on on CentOS
Subject: [CentOS-virt] Shared Storage Options
Hello all.
I would like to canvas some opinions on options for shared storage in a Xen
cluster. So
far I've experimented with using iSCSI and clvm which mixed success.
The primary concern I have with both of these options is that the
Hello all.
I would like to canvas some opinions on options for shared storage in a Xen cluster. So
far I've experimented with using iSCSI and clvm which mixed success.
The primary concern I have with both of these options is that there seems to be no obvious
way to ensure exclusive access to
