Re: [OT]? Debian High Availability Cluster
Hi,
anyone can compare LVS/Piranha with MOSIX? We are testing MOSIX with 4 Duron 700/128Mb machines
and I'm interested in LSV/Piranha.
Thanks, PH
On Thu, 18 Jan 2001 09:40:47 +0100 (CET)
Kenneth Geisshirt <kneth@sslug.dk> wrote:
> On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, Eray Ozkural (exa) wrote:
>
> > You might wanna look at red hat's and va's HA software. red hat now maintains
> > piranha for their distro I guess, and VA has a cluster management software.
>
> We're [1] running a web cluster based on Debian and Piranha ("ported" from
> a rpm). We patched a 2.2 kernel with Linux Virtual Server which is a kind
> of router on IP level. It seems to work fine but our cluster hasn't been
> in production for long. We have done a few other fun thing e.g. using
> H. Peter Anvin's PXELINUX during the installation process and loading a
> memory tester over the network.
>
> > Not very off topic, but not quite about Beowulf. If there are enough
> > interested Debian users, why not a debian-ha mailing list?
>
> There is a great idea!
>
> > Such as: how are you going to install a cluster from scratch? I use
> > FAI to that end, which would be useful for either HPC or HA applications.
>
> Logically it's another problem - debian-boot and debian-dpkg seem to be
> more appropriate.
>
>
> Kneth
>
>
> [1] I'm working for a internet company called Netgroup
> <http://www.netgroup.dk>.
>
>
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