Practical uses of Cluster RHEL 8
1.
Introduction
a. A
cluster is two or more computers (called nodes or members) that work
together to perform a task.
Interview QA : Suppose you are
going for a interview and interviewer ask you what is cluster ? At
this point of time above definition will help you.
2.
Pacemaker
a.
It is a cluster resource manager and achieve maximum availability for
your cluster services.
b.
Four basic components of the pacemaker architecture components are as
follows:
1.
Cluster Information Base: uses XML internally to distribute and
synchronize current configuration and status information from the
designated coordinator.
2.
Cluster Resource Management Daemon (CRMd): Each cluster node also
includes a local resource manager daemon (LRMd) that acts as an
interface between CRMd and resources.
3.
STONITH: It is configured in CIB and can be monitored as a normal
cluster resource.
4.
Corosync: provides messaging capabilities for applications that
coordinate or operate across multiple members of the cluster.
Interview
QA :Suppose you are going for a interview and interviewer
ask you what is pacemaker ? At this point of time above definition
will help you.
3.
Pacemaker configuration and management tools
a.
Pacemaker features two configuration tools for cluster deployment,
monitoring and management.
1.
pcs: controls and configures pacemaker and the corosync heartbeat
daemon.
2.
pcsd Web UI: It is a graphical user interface to create and configure
pacemaker/ corosync
clusters.
Interview
QA : Suppose you are going for a interview and interviewer
ask you what are the two configuration tools for cluster deployment ,
monitoring and management ? At this point of time above definition
will help you.
4.
Fence device
a.
It is an external device that can be used by the cluster to restrict
access to shared resources by an errant node, or to issue a hard
reboot on the cluster node.
Interview
QA : Suppose you are going for a interview and interviewer
ask you what is fence device ? At this point of time above definition
will help you.
5.
Quorum
a.
It is used to prevent data corruption and loss.
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QA : Suppose you are going for a interview and interviewer
ask you what is the use of the quorum ? At this point of time above
definition will help you.
6.
Pacemaker Installation
a.
Command: yum install pcs pacemaker fence-agents-all
Above
command will install pcs , pacemaker and fence agents
b.
Command: systemctl start pcsd.service
Command: systemctl enable pcsd.service
Above
command will start and enable the pcsd service.
Interview
QA : Suppose you are going for a interview and interviewer
ask you how will you install pacemaker ? At this point of time above
definition will help you.
7.
Setting and authenticate password to the ha cluster.
a.
Command: passwd hacluster
Above
command set the password to the hacluster.
b.
Command: pcs host auth z1.example.com
Above
command will verify whether password is set or not.
Interview
QA : Suppose you are going for a interview and interviewer
ask you How to set and authenticate password to the ha cluster ? At
this point of time above command will help you.
8.
Cluster creation and cluster verification
Command:
pcs cluster setup my_cluster --start z1.example.com
Above
command will create a cluster with one member.
Command:
pcs cluster status
Interview
QA : Suppose you are going for a interview and interviewer
ask you how to create cluster and do the verification ? At this point
of time above command will help you.
9.
Restore cluster services
Command:
pcs cluster unstandby z1.example.com
Above
command restore cluster services to the first node, take the node out
of standby node.
Interview
QA : Suppose you are going for a interview and interviewer
ask you how to restore the cluster services ? At this point of time
above command will help you.
10.
Stopping cluster services
Command:
pcs cluster stop --all
Above
command stop the cluster services on both nodes.
Interview
QA : Suppose you are going for a interview and interviewer
ask you how to stop cluster services on both nodes ? At this point of
time above command will help you.
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