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* [[Red Hat Cluster Service 2 Tutorial]] - This is an introduction to [[RHCS]] Cluster 2 on [[EL5]].5. This is the updated version of the older ''2-Node EL5 Cluster'' tutorial below and includes proper resource management. A component not introduced before.
* [[Red Hat Cluster Service 2 Tutorial]] - This is an introduction to [[RHCS]] Cluster 2 on [[EL5]].5. This is the updated version of the older ''2-Node EL5 Cluster'' tutorial below and includes proper resource management. A component not introduced before.
* [[2-Node EL5 Cluster]] - This tutorial is back under active development. It should be used for any [[EL5]] based cluster ([[RHEL]], [[CentOS]], etc).
* [[TLUG Talk: An Introduction to Clustering]] - A talk on Cluster Stable 2 clustering to the Toronto Linux Users Group.
* [[TLUG Talk: An Introduction to Clustering]] - A talk on Cluster Stable 2 clustering to the Toronto Linux Users Group on .


== Fedora - Cluster Stable 3 ==
= Stale Cluster Stuff =


I experimented with Fedora as a means to begin learning Cluster Stable 3. I would '''not''' recommend using Fedora as a host OS in a production environment! If you wish to use Cluster 3, please purchase a [[Red Hat]] subscription and use [[RHEL]] 6. If that is not an option, then please stick with Cluster 2 until [[CentOS]] 6.x is released. This said, Fedora is an excellent test environment for those wanting to learn Cluster 3 while waiting for a freely available [[EL5]] distribution to become available.
These are tutorials that I've moved away from but have not yet deleted as I'm referencing them to finish the active tutorials.


* [[2-Node EL5 Cluster]] - The original tutorial I started all of this work on. It's out of date and shouldn't really be used.
* [[Two Node Fedora 14 Cluster]] - Abandoned when I got my Red Hat ISV and switched to RHEL 6. Still the most complete paper.
* [[Two Node Fedora 14 Cluster]] - Abandoned when I got my Red Hat ISV and switched to RHEL 6. Still the most complete paper.
* [[Two Node Fedora 13 Cluster]] - Abandoned when Fedora 13 came out.
* [[Two Node Fedora 13 Cluster]] - Abandoned when Fedora 13 came out.


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Revision as of 13:53, 14 March 2011

 AN!Wiki :: How To :: Clustering

There are currently one paper and four tutorials in various stages of development that may help you in building a cluster.

2-Node Clusters

EL6 - Cluster Stable 3

EL5 - Cluster Stable 2

Stale Cluster Stuff

These are tutorials that I've moved away from but have not yet deleted as I'm referencing them to finish the active tutorials.

 

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