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Cluster file systems.

Cluster file systems.

2004-12-07       - By Michael Horton

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oracle 9i rack and 10g include a clustering schema.
(on solaris, it is a separate license and may be so on linux.)
oracle clustering would replace veritas

red hat offers a clustering suite ($400 per node per year?) for rhel 3.



-- --Original Message-- --
From: taroon-list-bounces@(protected) on behalf of Naoki
Sent: Tue 12/7/2004 8:36 PM
To: Discussion of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 (Taroon)
Subject: Cluster file systems.

Looking well ahead into the future I need to build an Oracle cluster.
The four options I see now are :

RedHat ES + GFS
RedHat ES + Oracle's OCFS
RedHat ES + Veritas cluster FS
Sparc boxes with Sun Cluster 3.1

I've seen issues with most of them :

ES3 + OCFS on EMC when it comes to snapshots.

OCFS isn't POSIX.

Veritas costs money.

Don't want to go down the sparc road because my price/performance ratio
is blown out of the water.

ES + GFS, never used it.

Anybody have any brilliant ideas I can steal?

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