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Linux-HA & Heartbeat

Linux-HA & Heartbeat. Heartbeat. Is a daemon that provides cluster infrastructure. It must be combined with a cluster resource manager. The CRM takes care of stopping and starting services. Heartbeat is usually associated with pacemaker . Heartbeat.

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Linux-HA & Heartbeat

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  1. Linux-HA & Heartbeat

  2. Heartbeat • Is a daemon that provides cluster infrastructure. • It must be combined with a cluster resource manager. The CRM takes care of stopping and starting services. • Heartbeat is usually associated with pacemaker

  3. Heartbeat • The Heartbeat communication module provides strongly authenticated,locally-ordered multicast messaging. • unicast UDP over IPv4; • broadcast UDP over IPv4; • multicast UDP over IPv4; • serial link communications. • Heartbeat can detect node failure in less than half a second.

  4. Service Provided • The heartbeat layer has an API which provides the following classes of services: • intra-cluster communication - sending and receiving packets to cluster nodes • configuration queries • connectivity information (who can the current node hear packets from) - both for queries and state change notifications • basic group membership services

  5. Cluster Library Function • The Cluster plumbing library is a collection of very useful functions which provide a variety of services used by many of our main components. A few of the major objects provided by this library include: • memory management oriented to continuously running services • Hierarchical name-value pair messaging facility promoting portability and version upgrade compatibility (also provides optional message compression facilities) • Core dump management utilities - promoting capture of core dumps in a uniform way, and under all circumstances • timers (like glib mainloop timers - but they work even when the time of day clock jumps) • child process management - death of children causes invocation of process object, with configurable death-of-child messages • Realtimemanagement - setting and unsetting high priorities, and locked into memory attributes of processes. • User id management for security purposes, for processes which need some root privileges.

  6. Install Needs • Two computers, hardware does not have to be the same. • There must be one Primary Server(node1) and a Backup Server(node2) • It is recommended that both nodes have a second NIC.

  7. Installed Packages • Apache • FTP • Samba • DNS • DHCP • Squid

  8. Works Cited • http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/5862?page=0,1 • http://hapm.sourceforge.net/index-en.html • http://www.linux-ha.org/doc

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