VCS used to do something like this with a version called VCS Traffic
Director.
We decided that it was better to let load balancers do what load
balancers do, and put one in front of a VCS cluster running a parallel
service group.
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No, you will need an IP per node and run a off the shelf IP load balancer out
front. This is far more standard approach than pumping all traffic through one
node and let it forward to all others in the cluster. A serious case of
marketecture versus real feature on the Sun Cluster side
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Hi,
Does VCS has (or support) the equivalent functionality of Scalable Data
Service in Sun Cluster, which can balance the load between cluster nodes?
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-0579/6n30dc0nf?a=view
I know that in VCS the service instances can start/run on different
cluster nodes in
IBM does not support SCSI-3 persistent reservations with VIO servers,
which is why I/O fencing is not supported.
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John Cronin
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fencing = SCSI3 reserve.
Not possible using VIO.
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To: veritas-ha@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject: [Veritas-ha] SCSI-3 reservation over VIO with Veritas Volumes
onAIX ?
Hello all!
It is stated in the Release Notes for VCS5.0 for AIX that fencing is not
supported over VIO. What about SCSI-3 reservation?
Is it possible for veritas disk group to make this kind of reservation if
it gets the disks from VIO ( VIO in that case does not put any reservation
of its own
