RH436-CHAP1Linux教学课件.ppt

RHEL Clustering Storage Management Data Management, Storage, and Cluster Technology Overview Storage Management Data Management, Storage, and Cluster Technology udev iscsi Configuration Advanced RAID Device Mapper and Multipathing RHCS Management RHCS Overview Quorum and the Cluster Manager Fencing and Failover Quorum Disk Service Manager GFS and LVM Data Management, Storage, and Cluster Technology Objectives Upon completion of this unit, you should be able to: Define data requirements Describe Red Hat Storage Model Describe Common Cluster Hardware Connect to and configure lab environment equipment boot:linux dd DAS RAID Host software RAID0, RAID1, RAID5, RAID10, RAID50 Hardware Motherboard Host Adater SCSI IDE USB SATA 1394 SCSI, SATA, IDE SCSI：协议, Small Computer System Interface 2G driver: block LUN SCSI, 并行 ? SAS(4Gbps), 串口 15000RPM 10000RPM IPSAN iSCSI LUN discover LVS: DR jpg, css, html sohu IPSec, VPN iSCSI iscsitarget tgtd OpenVPN FreeSwan OpenSwan StronSwan pptpd SAN The Data User versus System data Available requirements Frequency and type of access Directory location /home versus /var/spool/mail Application data Shared? Host or hardware-specific data Data Storage Considerations Is it represented elsewhere? Is it private or public? Is it nostalgic or pertinent? Is it expensive or inexpensive? Is it specific or generic? Specific to a particular Arch or OS type? Specific to one application, or one version of one application? Data Availability How available must be? Data lifetime Archived or stored? Frequency and method of access Read-only or modifiable Application-specific or direct access Network configuration and security Is performance a concern? Applications “data starved” ? Where are my single points of failure(SPOF)? Planning for the future Few data requirements ever diminish Reduce complexity Increase flexibility Storage integrity What is a Cluster? A cluster is two or more computers (called nodes or members) that work together to perform a task