Mark Watts wrote:
On Thursday 29 January 2009 14:51:39 sunhux G wrote:
Hi,
We're exploring to get Satellite for ease of patching the Linux servers.
The recommendation from Redhat is to have at least 200Gb disk space,
2Gb RAM.
As the largest server (SCSI) disk available is only 146Gb, I th
On Thursday 29 January 2009 14:51:39 sunhux G wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> We're exploring to get Satellite for ease of patching the Linux servers.
>
> The recommendation from Redhat is to have at least 200Gb disk space,
> 2Gb RAM.
>
> As the largest server (SCSI) disk available is only 146Gb, I thought of
I have a need to ensure that service A starts before service B. It
probably makes the most sense that service B stops before service A.
I have read that there's a 'depend=' option for services but I can't
find any more information on it or how it works. I tried the simple
approach of putting 'dep
Hi,
We're exploring to get Satellite for ease of patching the Linux servers.
The recommendation from Redhat is to have at least 200Gb disk space,
2Gb RAM.
As the largest server (SCSI) disk available is only 146Gb, I thought of
setting up Satellite on a notebook instead (as there's larger disks
Hi Guys/Gals
I have a problem with my cluster. I am creating a Database and creating
some tables in it. I am using NDB disk based tables. The database
consists of about 7 tables.
When I create the tables and then perform a show table command all the
tables are dropped L
I tried to crea
What is the minimum arrangement of hardware to run a cluster to provide
HA web services including MySQL?
Can it be done using just two machines with no NAS - each acting as a
node with storage mirrored across the two machines and conga able to run
on both?
Can IPMI fencing be used in such a
