Practical Guide to XEN High Availability

Configuring Enterprise Virtualization on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

Book Details:

Publisher:	Books4Brains
Series:	MIX , Practical
Author:	Sander van Vugt
Edition:	1
ISBN-10:	9072389085
ISBN-13:	9789072389084

Pages:	134
Published:	Mar 08 2010
Posted:	Nov 19 2014
Language:	English
Book format:	PDF
Book size:	3.79 MB

Book Description:

If you need an affordable and stable solution to offer high availability for virtual machines, this book is written for you. With this book you will learn how to build an HA solution with open source software. The solutions described in this book can help our organization save thousands of dollars on data center virtualization. You will learn how to create virtual machines using Xen and how to make them highly available using Pacemaker software. As a bonus, you will also read how to implement a cheap SAN solution, using open source software. This book is written for anyone who wants to create an affordable and stable solution for high availability of Xen virtual machines. To get the most out of this book, the reader should have a good working knowledge of Linux. The book uses SUSE Linux Enterprise as the example distribution. The configuration is also applicable to other distributions.

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