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Oracle cluster configuration : RH Cluster Suite mandatory

Oracle cluster configuration : RH Cluster Suite mandatory

2005-08-24 - By Benji Spencer

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From what I read in RedHat's FAQ on GFS (i think that is where it was), if
RAC is being used for availability (and not the pure need for the
hoursepower), then you will want at least a 3 node RAC due to a process
which runs on one of the GFS nodes. In a 2 node RAC, it only takes the one
node to fail to bring everything down. In a 3 node rac, two nodes come down
before everything is brought down. Donno why installing the "controller" on
each node isn't an option apart from overhead. If overhead is the issue,
then why would one want this to reside on any node?

Oracle claims OCFS is comparable to RAW devices. Donno where GFS stands on
this.

>What is Red Hat's stance of OCFS v2. vs. GFS?

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