This 3-day customizable course is ideal for network administrators who want to use a High Availability (HA) add-ons to manage clustered resources and provide high-availability access on their networks.
A thorough understanding of Linux is a pre-requisite for this program.
- Introduction to Linux HA Clustering
High Availability (HA) Clustering Concepts
HA Clustering Alternatives
Linux HA Overview, Terminology and Architecture
High Availability Storage Infrastructure
- Configuring and Managing Linux HA
Configuring Linux HA
The Cluster Information Base (CIB)
Heartbeat Resource Agents
Controlling the Behavior of Respource Agents
Working with the Cluster Information Base (CIB)
STONITH
- Configuring a SAN with iSCSI
Introduction to iSCSI
Configuring an iSCSI target
Configuring an iSCSI Initiator
- Configuring Cluster Storage with a SAN
Why a SAN
Introduction to Clustered SAN Storage
SAN Alternatives
- Configure Clustered Storage with OCFS2
Introduction to OCFS2
Configuring an OCFS Cluster
Integrating OCFS and Linux HA
- Configuring Application Cluster Resources
Configuring Apache as a Cluster Managed
Resource Using an iSCSI SAN
- Managing Cluster Storage with DRBD and Linux HA
Introduction to DRBD
