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Well, have you tried with Linux-HA using Xen OCF Resource Agent? |
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On 5/24/07, Ted Rodgers <trodgers@××××××.edu> wrote: |
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> Joshua Morris wrote: |
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> > What other alternatives are there? Can anyone share their installation |
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> > tips and help some of us that are new to clustering but familiar with |
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> > Gentoo. I am looking to build something when I can run multiple vm's on |
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> > a cluster and load balance the vm's across the cluster. Anyone doing |
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> > anything similar to this? |
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> > Thank you, |
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> > Joshua |
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> We've been asking the same question where I work. We're wanting to |
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> re-do and increase performance in a few lab setups and thought openmosix |
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> would be a great option. If there aren't tools available for a 2.6 |
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> kernel, we may have to keep using the current setup: NIS / NFS / autofs |
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> / afs setup with users loging in to specific machines. One group tried |
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> condor, but really isn't happy with it at all. |
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> Any suggestions? |
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> Ted Rodgers |
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> Robotics, CMU |
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