Today, we will focus on the actual operation steps for correctly implementing the full DB2 dual-host HA solution on the Linux operating system, the following is a detailed description of the actual operation steps for correctly implementing the full DB2 dual-host HA solution on the Linux operating system. We hope you will have a better understanding of the steps after browsing.
This document describes how to install and configure a high-reliability solution for dual-host mutual backup on SuSE Linux Enterprise Server v8.0 (SLES 8. This solution uses SLES's volume manager (LVM) and Veritas Cluster Server v2.2 (VCS 2.2) as HA implementation components.
1. Summary
This document describes how to install and configure a high-reliability solution for dual-host mutual backup on SuSE Linux Enterprise Server v8.0 (SLES 8. This solution uses SLES's volume manager (LVM) and Veritas Cluster Server v2.2 (VCS 2.2) as HA implementation components.
2. Overview
This document assumes that the reader has understood the basic concepts of the HA solution for dual-host mutual backup.
2.1 Basic Steps for dual-host HA solution
The basic steps for establishing a dual-host mutual backup solution are as follows:
1. determine basic parameters (such as IP addresses and buckets. The parameters in this solution are all demonstration parameters, which must be replaced by the actual environment)
2. Configure shared storage (this solution does not involve the configuration of the shared storage solution)
3. Install the application on the two nodes respectively (DB2 UDB in this solution)
4. Use it as the initial configuration on a node (in this solution, create a DB2 database on the shared storage)
5. Introduce the configuration on the shared storage on another node (in this solution, the catalog operation is performed on the database on the shared storage)
6. Manually test the application on the two nodes.
7. Configure the HA Cluster management software (VCS in this solution)
8. test that the HA Cluster management software can successfully take over resources.
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