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The Linux Enterprise Cluster: Build a Highly Available Cluster with Commodity Hardware and Free Software

Karl Kopper

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INTRODUCTION TO THE LINUX SERVER: - Starting the Services - Handling the Packets - Compiling the Kernel HIGH AVAILABILITY LINUX: - Synchronizing Servers with Rsync and SSH - Cloning Systems with SystemImager - Heartbeat Introduction and Theory - A Sample Heartbeat Configuration - Heartbeat Resources and Maintenance - Stonith and Ipfail CLUSTER THEORY AND PRACTICE: - The Ideal Cluster - The Linux Virtual Server Introduction and Theory - The Linux Virtual Server Network Address Translation Cluster - The Linux Virtual Server Direct Routing Cluster - LVS and Netfilter - The High Availability Cluster - The Cluster File System MAINTENANCE AND MONITORING: - Simple Network Management Protocol and Mon - Batch Job Scheduling with Ganglia - Cluster Maintenance and Operation Architecture of the Linux Enterprise A Pictography Glossary Appendices

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Key concepts: Operating system, Linux kernel, Computer science, Linux Unified Key Setup, GNU/Linux, Synchronizing, Virtual machine, Heartbeat