SUMMARY: Open source HA for Solaris

From: Salvador Ramirez <sram_at_profc.udec.cl>
Date: Wed Jul 20 2005 - 09:49:33 EDT
Hello,

My question:
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     I have two sun fire v240 with solaris 9, connected to a common 
storage, with an oracle installation wich is not so much important as to 
spend money on a commercial High Availavility (HA) solution as Veritas. 
Even that I would like to set these two servers on a HA mode, such that 
when one is down the other start to serve the oracle service. I wonder 
if someone have done this with open source software? I know that I could 
use heartbeat to "see" if the other server is down but I am not sure if 
I can just mount the oracle filesystems where reside the dbf files on 
the storage and start oracle as if the original server were.

The answer:
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     The consensus was to check out HA/FST at http://www.fstha.com.
     However one person recommend me to download Sun Cluster for free 
from a web page from Sun. I don't know if it is actually free and under 
what conditions. It would be nice if someone could clarify me this. I 
will try ha/fst.

Thanks to:

    Martin Baldenegro <mdb@dosmanos.cwiz.com>
    Lance Tost <Lance.Tost@sanofipasteur.com>
    Ramesh Edupalli <redupalli.contractor@wwre.org>
    Ajit Datey <ajit@datey.org>
    Reggie Beavers <reggiebeavers@fstha.com>
    Alex Stade <alex@trdlnk.com>
    Sisir K <sisiro@sisiro.com>

Best regards,
---sram
Salvador Ramirez Flandes
Universidad de Concepcion
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