Contents | |
Printing History........................................................................................... | 17 |
Preface...................................................................................................... | 19 |
Guide to Disaster Recovery Solutions Documentation................................................................... | 20 |
1 Designing a Metrocluster........................................................................... | 23 |
Designing a Disaster Recovery Architecture for use with Metrocluster Products................................. | 23 |
Single Data Center............................................................................................................ | 24 |
Two Data Centers and Third Location with Arbitrator(s)........................................................... | 24 |
Site Aware Failover Configuration................................................................................... | 26 |
Volume Monitor Configuration........................................................................................ | 28 |
Arbitrator Node Configuration Rules................................................................................ | 29 |
Disk Array Data Replication Configuration Rules................................................................ | 29 |
Calculating a Cluster Quorum......................................................................................... | 29 |
Example Failover Scenarios with One Arbitrator................................................................ | 29 |
Example Failover Scenarios with Two Arbitrators............................................................... | 30 |
Worksheets............................................................................................................................ | 31 |
Disaster Tolerant Checklist................................................................................................... | 31 |
Cluster Configuration Worksheet.......................................................................................... | 32 |
Package Configuration Worksheet........................................................................................ | 32 |
Next Steps............................................................................................................................. | 35 |
2 Designing Continentalclusters..................................................................... | 36 |
Understanding Continentalclusters Concepts............................................................................... | 36 |
Mutual Recovery Configuration............................................................................................ | 38 |
Application Recovery in Continentalclusters........................................................................... | 39 |
Monitoring over a Network................................................................................................. | 40 |
Cluster Events.................................................................................................................... | 40 |
Interpreting the Significance of Cluster Events........................................................................ | 41 |
How Notifications Work..................................................................................................... | 41 |
Alerts............................................................................................................................... | 41 |
Alarms............................................................................................................................. | 42 |
Creating Notifications for Failure Events................................................................................ | 42 |
Creating Notifications for Events that Indicate a Return of Service............................................. | 42 |
Maintenance Mode for Recovery Groups.............................................................................. | 42 |
Moving a Recovery Group into Maintenance Mode........................................................... | 43 |
Moving a Recovery Group out of the Maintenance Mode................................................... | 44 |
Performing Cluster Recovery................................................................................................ | 44 |
Performing Recovery Group Rehearsal in Continentalclusters.................................................... | 45 |
Notes on Packages in Continentalclusters.............................................................................. | 46 |
Startup and Switching Characteristics............................................................................... | 46 |
Network Attributes........................................................................................................ | 47 |
How Serviceguard commands work in a Continentalclusters.................................................... | 47 |
Designing a Disaster Recovery Architecture for use with Continentalclusters.................................... | 48 |
Mutual Recovery................................................................................................................ | 48 |
Serviceguard Clusters......................................................................................................... | 48 |
Data Replication................................................................................................................ | 49 |
Physical Data Replication .............................................................................................. | 50 |
Using Modular Packages................................................................................................ | 50 |
Using Legacy Packages.................................................................................................. | 50 |
Multiple Recovery Pairs in Continentalclusters.................................................................... | 51 |
Highly Available Wide Area Networking.............................................................................. | 51 |
Data Center Processes ....................................................................................................... | 52 |