[COLUG] drbd ?

Tom Hanlon tom at functionalmedia.com
Mon Jun 18 11:58:01 EDT 2007


On 13 Jun 2007, at 08:47, Mike Warfe wrote:

> It is possible to do a primary/primary using a clustered file  
> system like GFS2 or OCFS2 with the 0.8 DRBD code. I haven't tried  
> this myself but can see it as a viable way to build out the storage  
> infrastructure for a Xen cluster. I think you need to look at the  
> application to see when it is necessary to do primary/primary. For  
> my implementation, when I implemented this over a year ago the  
> primary/primary code was not ready for production yet. Personally  
> though, I prefer to stick with the primary/secondary setup due to  
> my lack of confidence in running Vmware server in such an environment.
>
> For MySQL it may be wise to look at the MySQL cluster stuff http:// 
> www.mysql.org/doc/refman/5.0/en/mysql-cluster.html. You could put a  
> MySQL cluster behind a LVS router and have it actively monitor each  
> node to ensure uptime. This would also allow you to scale MySQL  
> which could help performance.
>
>


The MySQL stuff is what interests me. I need to get up to speed with  
DRBD and MYSQL so I was hoping to mess around with something this  
week. I can imagine the clutter of cables and machines !!! I can not  
wait !

But before I begin I thought I would see what you guys were up to.  
Anyone doing any MySQL High Availabilty stuff ? Any replication for  
Read scaling or the like ?

The DRBD stuff shows promise for filling in some of the holes that  
other MySQL solutions have.

--
Tom



> _______________________________________________
> colug432 mailing list colug432 at colug.net
> http://www.colug.net/mailman/listinfo/colug432



More information about the colug432 mailing list