like http and https, ldap and ldaps the secure communication channels are usually requested by big organizaton. I am happy to see hobbit and hobbts ports can be done via stunnel.
SNMP device monitoring cab be done via devmon perl script is also quite exciting to me.
High Availability is the last solution I don't have. Without source code changes in hobbit server side I am thinking of using Sun Cluster 3.2 plus AVS or having hobbit server running as VMware sessions in VMWare with HA support.
I am wondering how other solaris hobbit users tackle this HA requirement ?
T.J. Yang
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I have a semi HA solution in place although it's by no means a great solution, it works which is the main thing.
I have 2 hobbit servers running and on the secondary (which is always the same server) I have a perl script that runs every 1 minute (using the hobbitlaunch.cfg file). If it notes the primary server is down it activates the secondary server as the primary alerting server and takes over the alerting. Once it detects the primary server is back up it falls back to secondary mode.
I intend this year to implement a hobbit mesh of 3 primary hobbit servers each scanning it's own network subnet feeding data to each other so any of the 3 can be alerting but only one at a time, I will probably use SUN Cluster but havn't decided on the exact architecture for it yet so this may change.
Mike
From: T.J. Yang [mailto:tj_yang at hotmail.com] Sent: Sun 8/19/2007 2:54 PM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: [hobbit] Solaris Hobbit for enterpise
like http and https, ldap and ldaps the secure communication channels are usually requested by big organizaton. I am happy to see hobbit and hobbts ports can be done via stunnel.
SNMP device monitoring cab be done via devmon perl script is also quite exciting to me.
High Availability is the last solution I don't have. Without source code changes in hobbit server side I am thinking of using Sun Cluster 3.2 plus AVS or having hobbit server running as VMware sessions in VMWare with HA support.
I am wondering how other solaris hobbit users tackle this HA requirement ?
T.J. Yang
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From: "Mike Rowell" <Mike.Rowell at Rightmove.co.uk> Reply-To: hobbit at hswn.dk To: <hobbit at hswn.dk> Subject: RE: [hobbit] Solaris Hobbit for enterpise Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2007 15:25:27 +0100
I have a semi HA solution in place although it's by no means a great solution, it works which is the main thing.
I have 2 hobbit servers running and on the secondary (which is always the same server) I have a perl script that runs every 1 minute (using the hobbitlaunch.cfg file). If it notes the primary server is down it activates the secondary server as the primary alerting server and takes over the alerting. Once it detects the primary server is back up it falls back to secondary mode.
I intend this year to implement a hobbit mesh of 3 primary hobbit servers each scanning it's own network subnet feeding data to each other so any of the 3 can be alerting but only one at a time, I will probably use SUN Cluster but havn't decided on the exact architecture for it yet so this may change.
Hi, Mike In your concurrent architecture, the rrd databases will have to be start from scratch. ie service failover but the data(rrd databases).
AVS for Solaris 10 looks like a promising solution to do disk mirroring over tcp/ip (ie, similar to Linux's DRBD).
So the architecture I am looking at for Hobbit server on Solaris 10 is SunCluster 3.2 + AVS to construct a two nodes HB server that can fail over on both hb server and data. see R1
Just planning stage... Don't know if it will really work. Question in my mind so far is , how can I have hb server ip address fail over from one router to another ?
tj
R1: http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=142988
Mike
From: T.J. Yang [mailto:tj_yang at hotmail.com] Sent: Sun 8/19/2007 2:54 PM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: [hobbit] Solaris Hobbit for enterpise
like http and https, ldap and ldaps the secure communication channels are usually requested by big organizaton. I am happy to see hobbit and hobbts ports can be done via stunnel.
SNMP device monitoring cab be done via devmon perl script is also quite exciting to me.
High Availability is the last solution I don't have. Without source code changes in hobbit server side I am thinking of using Sun Cluster 3.2 plus AVS or having hobbit server running as VMware sessions in VMWare with HA support.
I am wondering how other solaris hobbit users tackle this HA requirement ?
T.J. Yang
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I use Veritas cluster running on Solaris. Simply made the Hobbit app and log files permanent (not controlled by Veritas cluster) NFS mounts (from our storage SAN); wrote a short start/stop script for Hobbit server & Apache web server; put Hobbit & Apache; put Hobbit & Apache under cluster control. Simple to implement, easy to maintain, works without problems.
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-----Original Message----- From: Mike Rowell [mailto:Mike.Rowell at Rightmove.co.uk] Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2007 10:25 AM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: RE: [hobbit] Solaris Hobbit for enterpise
I have a semi HA solution in place although it's by no means a great solution, it works which is the main thing.
I have 2 hobbit servers running and on the secondary (which is always the same server) I have a perl script that runs every 1 minute (using the hobbitlaunch.cfg file). If it notes the primary server is down it activates the secondary server as the primary alerting server and takes over the alerting. Once it detects the primary server is back up it falls back to secondary mode.
I intend this year to implement a hobbit mesh of 3 primary hobbit servers each scanning it's own network subnet feeding data to each other so any of the 3 can be alerting but only one at a time, I will probably use SUN Cluster but havn't decided on the exact architecture for it yet so this may change.
Mike
From: T.J. Yang [mailto:tj_yang at hotmail.com] Sent: Sun 8/19/2007 2:54 PM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: [hobbit] Solaris Hobbit for enterpise
like http and https, ldap and ldaps the secure communication channels are usually requested by big organizaton. I am happy to see hobbit and hobbts ports can be done via stunnel.
SNMP device monitoring cab be done via devmon perl script is also quite exciting to me.
High Availability is the last solution I don't have. Without source code changes in hobbit server side I am thinking of using Sun Cluster 3.2 plus AVS or having hobbit server running as VMware sessions in VMWare with HA support.
I am wondering how other solaris hobbit users tackle this HA requirement ?
T.J. Yang
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