Part IV. DRBD-enabled applications
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This guide describes DRBD version 8.4 and above. For 8.3 please look here.

Part IV. DRBD-enabled applications

Table of Contents

8. Integrating DRBD with Pacemaker clusters
8.1. Pacemaker primer
8.2. Adding a DRBD-backed service to the cluster configuration
8.3. Using resource-level fencing in Pacemaker clusters
8.3.1. Resource-level fencing with dopd
8.3.2. Resource-level fencing using the Cluster Information Base (CIB)
8.4. Using stacked DRBD resources in Pacemaker clusters
8.4.1. Adding off-site disaster recovery to Pacemaker clusters
8.4.2. Using stacked resources to achieve 4-way redundancy in Pacemaker clusters
8.5. Configuring DRBD to replicate between two SAN-backed Pacemaker clusters
8.5.1. DRBD resource configuration
8.5.2. Pacemaker resource configuration
8.5.3. Site fail-over
9. Integrating DRBD with Red Hat Cluster
9.1. Red Hat Cluster background information
9.1.1. Fencing
9.1.2. The Resource Group Manager
9.2. Red Hat Cluster configuration
9.2.1. The cluster.conf file
9.3. Using DRBD in Red Hat Cluster fail-over clusters
9.3.1. Setting up your cluster configuration
10. Using LVM with DRBD
10.1. LVM primer
10.2. Using a Logical Volume as a DRBD backing device
10.3. Using automated LVM snapshots during DRBD synchronization
10.4. Configuring a DRBD resource as a Physical Volume
10.5. Adding a new DRBD volume to an existing Volume Group
10.6. Nested LVM configuration with DRBD
10.7. Highly available LVM with Pacemaker
11. Using GFS with DRBD
11.1. GFS primer
11.2. Creating a DRBD resource suitable for GFS
11.3. Configuring LVM to recognize the DRBD resource
11.4. Configuring your cluster to support GFS
11.5. Creating a GFS filesystem
11.6. Using your GFS filesystem
12. Using OCFS2 with DRBD
12.1. OCFS2 primer
12.2. Creating a DRBD resource suitable for OCFS2
12.3. Creating an OCFS2 filesystem
12.4. Pacemaker OCFS2 management
12.4.1. Adding a Dual-Primary DRBD resource to Pacemaker
12.4.2. Adding OCFS2 management capability to Pacemaker
12.4.3. Adding an OCFS2 filesystem to Pacemaker
12.4.4. Adding required Pacemaker constraints to manage OCFS2 filesystems
12.5. Legacy OCFS2 management (without Pacemaker)
12.5.1. Configuring your cluster to support OCFS2
12.5.2. Using your OCFS2 filesystem
13. Using Xen with DRBD
13.1. Xen primer
13.2. Setting DRBD module parameters for use with Xen
13.3. Creating a DRBD resource suitable to act as a Xen VBD
13.4. Using DRBD VBDs
13.5. Starting, stopping, and migrating DRBD-backed domU’s
13.6. Internals of DRBD/Xen integration
13.7. Integrating Xen with Pacemaker

This guide describes DRBD version 8.4 and above. For 8.3 please look here.

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