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CentOS High Performance

You're reading from   CentOS High Performance Create high availability clusters to enhance system performance using CentOS 7

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2016
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ISBN-13 9781785288685
Length 146 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Cluster Basics and Installation on CentOS 7 FREE CHAPTER 2. Installing Cluster Services and Configuring Network Components 3. A Closer Look at High Availability 4. Real-world Implementations of Clustering 5. Monitoring the Cluster Health 6. Measuring and Increasing Performance Index

Mounting the DRBD resource and using it with Apache


Before using the DRBD resource, you must define a filesystem on it and mount it on a local directory. We will use Apache's document root directory (/var/www/html), but given the case, you could use a virtual host directory as well. As we did earlier, we will add these changes in a configuration file, step by step, and we will push it to the running CIB later on node01 (or whatever the DC is).

To begin, create a new configuration file named fs_dbrd0_cfg (feel free to change the name if you want):

pcs cluster cib fs_drbd0_cfg

Next, we'll create the filesystem resource itself (again, change the variable values if needed). This is another special type of resource provided out of the box:

pcs -f fs_drbd0_cfg resource create web_fs Filesystem device="/dev/drbd0" directory="/var/www/html" fstype="ext4"

It indicates that the filesystem should always be available on the master DRBD resource:

pcs -f fs_drbd0_cfg constraint colocation add web_fs with...
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