A few weeks ago, I posted a how-to that details what it takes to get OCFS2 and Pacemaker to work together on CentOS 6.x. In this how-to, I want to show you how you can leverage that platform to deploy a scalable and performant NAS filer. This filer will be […]
Read more›In an earlier post here, I shared my frustrations about how it doesn’t seem possible to get a Pacemaker cluster going with OCFS2 as the cluster fs on CentOS 6. But I wouldn’t be a “guru” if I couldn’t get it work now would I?? <evil laugh> hahahaha </evil laugh>. […]
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One aspect of using Linux that often boggles my mind is how the difficultly of some tasks will vary from distribution to distribution. For example, a package or absolute dependency needed to compile an application or build a library may be present on OpenSUSE or SLES but be completely missing […]
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