[Linux-cluster] Cluster for number-crunching purposes

Fedele Stabile fedele at fis.unical.it
Wed Jan 10 15:13:06 UTC 2007


I have a new 35-nodes cluster with a SAN for data storage, my SAN is connected via SCSI with two nodes.
OS is CentOS4 with ClusterSuite
Cluster purpose is numer-crinching:
SAN disks are GFS and exported via gnbd to the other 33 nodes in the cluster.
Configuration file cluster.conf is below.

This is my first cluster configured with the ClusterSuite, can anyone help me to understand if i made any mistake?

Thank you

  Fedele STABILE


/etc/cluster/cluster.conf

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<cluster config_version="138" name="linuxlab-cl">
         <fence_daemon post_fail_delay="0" post_join_delay="20"/>
         <clusternodes>
                 <clusternode name="server1" votes="20">
                         <fence>
                                 <method name="1">
                                         <device name="ILO_server1"/>
                                 </method>
                         </fence>
                 </clusternode>
                 <clusternode name="server2" votes="20">
                         <fence>
                                 <method name="1">
                                         <device name="ILO_sevrer2"/>
                                 </method>
                         </fence>
                 </clusternode>
                 <clusternode name="pc0" votes="0">
                         <fence>
                                 <method name="1">
                                         <device name="GNBD_server1" nodename="pc0"/>
                                 </method>
                         </fence>
                 </clusternode>
	.....
	.....
         </clusternodes>
         <cman expected_votes="1"/>
         <fencedevices>
                 <fencedevice agent="fence_ilo" .... />
                 <fencedevice agent="fence_gnbd" name="GNBD_server1" servers="server1 server2"/>
                 <fencedevice agent="fence_ilo" .... />
         </fencedevices>
         <rm>
	.....
	.....
</cluster>






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