--- Christian Balzer <chibi@gol.com> wrote:
> 2 hosts, shared storage (SAN, DRBD, iSCSI, it
> doesn't really matter)
> and Linux HA aka heartbeat as a CRM. The obvious
> goal is to have the
> vservers on host A to fail over to B if need be.
> The equally obvious problem is that util-vserver is
> expecting the configs
> in /etc/vservers and the vserver command has no
> command line option to
> specify the config directory.
> Am I interpreting things correctly that the only
> feasible solution to
> this will be a symlink farm? The servers will be
> brought up by a
> custom script within heartbeat, which will not
> attempt to fire up
> vservers that are not currently local to the host,
> preventing utter
> confusion. The actual configs that are being
> symlinked to will be on
> shared storage.
> Can anybody thing of something more elegant than
> this?
You might find some extra hints here:
http://linux-vserver.org/Fail-over
-Martin
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Received on Mon Feb 4 02:41:43 2008