|
NOTE: CentOS Enterprise Linux is built from the Red Hat Enterprise Linux source code. Other than logo and name changes CentOS Enterprise Linux is compatible with the equivalent Red Hat version. This document applies equally to both Red Hat and CentOS Enterprise Linux.
Index
- backup router
-
- see LVS clustering
- channel bonding
-
- see Ethernet bonding
- chkconfig, Configuring Services on the
LVS Routers
- cluster
-
- see cluster types
- administration, Cluster
Administration
- diagnosing and correcting problems, Diagnosing and Correcting Problems in a
Cluster
- disabling the cluster software, Disabling the Cluster Software
- displaying status, Displaying
Cluster and Service Status
- name, changing, Changing the
Cluster Name
- cluster administration, Cluster
Administration
-
- backing up the cluster database, Backing Up and Restoring the Cluster
Database
- changing the cluster name, Changing the Cluster Name
- diagnosing and correcting problems in a cluster, Diagnosing and Correcting Problems in a
Cluster
- disabling the cluster software, Disabling the Cluster Software
- displaying cluster and service status, Displaying Cluster and Service
Status
- modifying the cluster configuration, Modifying the Cluster Configuration
- restoring the cluster database, Backing Up and Restoring the Cluster
Database
- starting and stopping the cluster software, Starting and Stopping the Cluster
Software
- updating the cluster software, Updating the Cluster Software
- cluster configuration
-
- minimum
-
- example, Minimum Hardware
Requirements
- modifying, Modifying the Cluster
Configuration
- reloading, Configuring the
Cluster Software
- Cluster Configuration Tool
-
- accessing, The Cluster
Configuration Tool
- cluster database
-
- backing up, Backing Up and
Restoring the Cluster Database
- restoring, Backing Up and
Restoring the Cluster Database
- cluster hardware
-
- connecting, Setting Up and
Connecting the Cluster Hardware
- fence devices, Choosing the Type of Fence
Device
- setting up, Setting Up and
Connecting the Cluster Hardware
- cluster hardware tables, Cluster Hardware
Components
- cluster node hardware table, Cluster Hardware
Components
- cluster service
-
- displaying status, Displaying
Cluster and Service Status
- cluster service managers
-
- configuration, Adding a Cluster
Service to the Cluster
- cluster services, Adding a
Cluster Service to the Cluster
-
- see also adding to the cluster configuration
- Apache HTTP Server, setting up, Setting Up Apache HTTP Server
- httpd.conf, Installing and
Configuring the Apache HTTP Server
- cluster software
-
- disabling, Disabling the
Cluster Software
- installation and configuration, Cluster Configuration
-
- automatic installation of RPMs, Automatic RPM
Installation
- custom installation of RPMs, Custom RPM Installation
- custom installation using the rpm utility, Installing Packages with the rpm
Utility
- determining RPMs to install, Determining RPMs To
Install
- steps for installing and initializing, Installing the Red Hat Cluster
Suite Packages
- starting and stopping, Starting
and Stopping the Cluster Software
- steps for installing and initializing, Installing the Red Hat Cluster
Suite Packages
- updating, Updating the Cluster
Software
- cluster software installation and configuration, Cluster Configuration
- cluster types
-
- compute-clustering
-
- Beowulf, Technology
Overview
- definition of, Technology
Overview
- high-availability clustering, Technology
Overview
-
- see also Red Hat Cluster Manager
- definition of, Technology
Overview
- load-balance clustering, Technology
Overview
-
- see also LVS clustering
- definition of, Technology
Overview
- overview of, Technology
Overview
- components
-
- of LVS cluster, Components of an LVS
Cluster
- compute-clustering
-
- see cluster types
- configuration
-
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Installing and Configuring Red Hat
Enterprise Linux
- configuration file
-
- reloading, Configuring the
Cluster Software
- console startup messages
-
- displaying, Displaying Console
Startup Messages
- console switch, Minimum Hardware
Requirements
-
- setting up, Setting Up a
Console Switch
- console switch hardware table, Cluster Hardware
Components
- conventions
-
- document, Document
Conventions
- feedback, Send in Your
Feedback
- fence device
-
- configuring, Configuring a Fence
Device
- fence devices, Choosing the Type of Fence
Device
-
- network-attached, Choosing the Type of Fence
Device
- serial-attached, Choosing the Type of Fence
Device
- watchdog timers, Choosing the Type of Fence
Device
-
- hardware-based, Choosing the Type of Fence
Device
- software-based, Choosing the Type of Fence
Device
- file systems
-
- creating, Creating File
Systems
- FTP, clustering, FTP In an LVS
Cluster
-
- see also LVS clustering
- hardware
-
- installing basic cluster hardware, Installing the Basic
Cluster Hardware
- hardware configuration
-
- availability considerations, Choosing a Hardware
Configuration
- choosing a configuration, Choosing a Hardware
Configuration
- cost restrictions, Choosing a Hardware
Configuration
- data integrity under all failure conditions, Choosing a Hardware
Configuration
- minimum, Minimum Hardware
Requirements
- optional hardware, Minimum Hardware
Requirements
- performance considerations, Choosing a Hardware
Configuration
- hardware information, supplementary, Supplementary Hardware Information
- hardware installation
-
- operating system configuration, Hardware Installation and Operating System
Configuration
- high-availability clustering
-
- see cluster types
- how to use this manual, How To Use This Manual
- HTTP services
-
- Apache HTTP Server
-
- httpd.conf, Installing and
Configuring the Apache HTTP Server
- setting up, Setting Up Apache
HTTP Server
- least connections
-
- see job scheduling, LVS
- Linux Virtual Server
-
- see LVS clustering
- load-balance clustering
-
- see cluster types
- low voltage differential (LVD), SCSI Bus
Length
- LVS
-
- /etc/sysconfig/ha/lvs.cf file, /etc/sysconfig/ha/lvs.cf
- components of, Components of an LVS
Cluster
- daemon, lvs
- date replication, real servers, Data Replication and Data
Sharing Between Real Servers
- definition of, Technology
Overview
- initial configuration, Initial
LVS Configuration
- ipvsadm program, ipvsadm
- job scheduling, LVS Scheduling
Overview
- lvs daemon, lvs
- LVS routers
-
- configuring services, Initial
LVS Configuration
- necessary services, Configuring Services on the
LVS Routers
- primary node, Initial LVS
Configuration
- multi-port services, Multi-port
Services and LVS Clustering
-
- FTP, FTP In an LVS Cluster
- nanny daemon, nanny
- NAT routing
-
- enabling, Enabling NAT Routing on the
LVS Routers
- requirements, hardware, The NAT LVS Cluster
- requirements, network, The NAT LVS Cluster
- requirements, software, The NAT LVS Cluster
- overview of, Load-Balancing
Clusters Using Linux Virtual Servers, Linux Virtual Server Overview
- packet forwarding, Initial LVS
Configuration
- Piranha Configuration Tool, Piranha
Configuration Tool
- pulse daemon, pulse
- real servers, Load-Balancing
Clusters Using Linux Virtual Servers
- routing methods
-
- NAT, Routing Methods
- routing prerequisites, Configuring Network
Interfaces for a NAT LVS Cluster
- scheduling, job, LVS
Scheduling Overview
- send_arp program, send_arp
- shared data, Data
Replication and Data Sharing Between Real Servers
- starting the cluster, Configuring
the LVS Routers with Piranha Configuration Tool
- synchronizing configuration files, Configuring the LVS Routers with Piranha
Configuration Tool
- three tiered
-
- Red Hat Cluster Manager, A Three
Tiered LVS Configuration
- lvs daemon, lvs
- packet forwarding, Initial LVS
Configuration
-
- see also LVS clustering
- parted
-
- creating disk partitions, Partitioning
Disks
- partitioning disks, Partitioning
Disks
- Piranha Configuration Tool, Piranha
Configuration Tool
-
- CONTROL/MONITORING, Configuring
the LVS Routers with Piranha Configuration Tool
- EDIT MONITORING SCRIPTS Subsection, VIRTUAL SERVERS
- GLOBAL SETTINGS, Configuring the
LVS Routers with Piranha Configuration Tool
- limiting access to, Initial LVS
Configuration, Limiting
Access To the Piranha Configuration Tool
- login panel, Configuring the LVS
Routers with Piranha Configuration Tool
- necessary software, Configuring
the LVS Routers with Piranha Configuration Tool
- overview of, Configuring the LVS
Routers with Piranha Configuration Tool
- REAL SERVER subsection, VIRTUAL SERVERS
- REDUNDANCY, Configuring the LVS
Routers with Piranha Configuration Tool
- setting a password, Initial LVS
Configuration
- VIRTUAL SERVER subsection
-
- Firewall Mark, The VIRTUAL
SERVER Subsection
- Persistence, The VIRTUAL
SERVER Subsection
- Scheduling, The VIRTUAL
SERVER Subsection
- Virtual IP Address, The VIRTUAL
SERVER Subsection
- VIRTUAL SERVER subsection, VIRTUAL SERVERS
- VIRTUAL SERVERS, Configuring the
LVS Routers with Piranha Configuration Tool
- piranha-gui service, Configuring Services on the
LVS Routers
- piranha-passwd, Initial LVS
Configuration
- power controller connection, configuring, Configuring a Fence
Device
- power switch, Configuring a Fence
Device
-
- see also power controller
- pulse daemon, pulse
- pulse service, Configuring Services on the
LVS Routers
- real servers
-
- see LVS clustering
- configuring services, Initial
LVS Configuration
- Red Hat Cluster Manager, Technology
Overview
-
- subsystem, Red Hat
Cluster Manager Subsystem Overview
- Red Hat Cluster Suite, Installing the Red Hat Cluster
Suite Packages
-
- custom installation of software
-
- with the rpm utility, Installing Packages with the rpm
Utility
- installation, Installing the Red Hat Cluster
Suite Packages
-
- determining RPMs to install, Determining RPMs To
Install
- RPM installation
-
- automatic, Automatic RPM
Installation
- custom, Custom RPM
Installation
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Introduction to Linux Virtual Server
-
- installation and configuration, Installing and Configuring Red Hat
Enterprise Linux
- overview of, Technology
Overview
- registering your subscription, Activate Your Subscription
- round robin
-
- see job scheduling, LVS
- routing
-
- prerequisites for LVS, Configuring Network
Interfaces for a NAT LVS Cluster
- RPMs, Red Hat Cluster Suite DLM
-
- selection criteria of, Determining RPMs To
Install
- RPMs, Red Hat Cluster Suite, GULM
-
- selection criteria of, Determining RPMs To
Install
- RPMs, Red Hat GFS
-
- selection criteria of, Determining RPMs To
Install
- scheduling, job (LVS), LVS
Scheduling Overview
- SCSI bus length, SCSI Bus
Length
- SCSI bus termination, SCSI Bus
Termination
- SCSI configuration requirements, SCSI
Configuration Requirements
- SCSI identification numbers, SCSI Identification
Numbers
- SCSI storage
-
- requirements, SCSI Storage
Requirements
- security
-
- Piranha Configuration Tool, Limiting Access To the Piranha
Configuration Tool
- send_arp program, send_arp
- service status table, Displaying Cluster and Service
Status
- shared disk storage hardware table, Cluster Hardware
Components
- shared storage, Shared Storage
considerations
-
- considerations, Shared Storage
considerations
- setting up, Shared Storage
considerations
- single-initiator fibre channel interconnect
-
- setting up, Setting Up a
Fibre Channel Interconnect
- sshd service, Configuring Services on the
LVS Routers
- subscription registration, Activate Your Subscription
- synchronizing configuration files, Configuring the LVS Routers with Piranha
Configuration Tool
- System V init, Starting and
Stopping the Cluster Software
- tables
-
- availability and data integrity, Minimum Hardware
Requirements
- cluster hardware, Cluster Hardware
Components
- cluster node hardware, Cluster Hardware
Components
- console switch hardware, Cluster Hardware
Components
- GFS software subsystem components, Red Hat Cluster Manager Subsystem
Overview
- installing the basic cluster hardware, Installing the Basic
Cluster Hardware
- member status for Cluster Status Tool, Displaying Cluster and Service
Status
- member status forclustat, Displaying Cluster and Service
Status
- minimum cluster configuration components, Minimum Hardware
Requirements
- network hardware, Cluster Hardware
Components
- no single point of failure configuration, Minimum Hardware
Requirements
- power controller connection, configuring, Configuring a Fence
Device
- Red Hat Cluster Suite DLM RPM selection criteria, Determining RPMs To
Install
- Red Hat Cluster Suite GULM RPM selection criteria, Determining RPMs To
Install
- Red Hat GFS RPM selection criteria, Determining RPMs To
Install
- service status, Displaying
Cluster and Service Status
- shared disk storage hardware, Cluster Hardware
Components
- UPS system hardware, Cluster Hardware
Components
- terminal server, Minimum Hardware
Requirements
- troubleshooting
-
- diagnosing and correcting problems in a cluster, Diagnosing and Correcting Problems in a
Cluster
|
|