Arbitration for Data Integrity in Serviceguard Clusters
How Serviceguard Uses Arbitration
How Serviceguard Uses Arbitration
Serviceguard employs a lock disk, a quorum server, or arbitrator nodes to provide definitive arbitration to prevent
Cluster Startup
The cluster manager is used to initialize a cluster, to monitor the health of the cluster, to recognize node failure if it should occur, and to regulate the
Startup and Re-Formation
The cluster can start when the cmruncl command is issued from the command line. All nodes in the cluster must be present for cluster startup to complete. If all nodes are not present, then the cluster must be started by issuing commands that specify only a specific group of nodes. This is to ensure that we do not create a
Cluster
Automatic cluster startup will take place if the flag AUTOSTART_CMCLD is set to 1 in the /etc/rc.config.d/cmcluster file. When any node reboots with this parameter set to 1, it will rejoin an existing cluster, or if none exists it will attempt to form a new cluster. As with the cmruncl command, automatic initial startup requires all nodes in the cluster to be present. If all nodes are not present, the cluster must be started with commands.
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