You can set GFS Shared File System applications as cluster applications using the following setup flow chart:
Table 12.3 The flow chart for setting GFS Shared File System applications as cluster applicationsShared operation (to be executed on node A) | Node A (active node) | Node B (standby node) |
|---|
Execution of automatic resource registration
(See "Procedure 1" in "12.5.4.") | - | - |
- | GDS volume creation
(See "Procedure 2" in "12.5.4.")
Creating the GFS Shared File System management partition
(See "Procedure 3" in "12.5.4.") | - |
- | Node registration to the GFS Shared File System
(See "Procedure 3" in "12.5.4.") | Node registration to the GFS Shared File System
(See "Procedure 3" in "12.5.4.") |
- | Creating the GFS Shared File System
(See "Procedure 3" in "12.5.4.") | - |
- | Adding the relevant GFS Shared File System to /etc/fstab
(See "Procedure 4" in "12.5.4.") | Adding the relevant GFS Shared File System to /etc/fstab
(See "Procedure 4" in "12.5.4.") |
Setting cluster applications
(See "Procedure 5" in "12.5.4."), (See "PRIMECLUSTER Installation and Administration Guide" and "PRIMECLUSTER Reliant Monitor Services (RMS) with Wizard Tools Configuration and Administration Guide") | - | - |
- | Start up RMS and check settings
(See "Procedure 6" in "12.5.4.") | Start up RMS and check settings
(See "Procedure 6" in "12.5.4.") |
