February 1, 2010
After a long release hiatus, an elaborate project re-organization, and with a new primary project sponsor, the Heartbeat cluster messaging layer saw its 3.0.2 release earlier today.
Heartbeat 3.0.2 is the first official Heartbeat release since 2.1.3, released over 2 years ago. There have been a number of intermediate releases in the interim, including some Fedora releases labeled 3.0.0 and 3.0.1, but this is the first official Heartbeat 3.0 release. This means that Pacemaker, the definitive Linux cluster stack, continues to be fully supported on both the Heartbeat and Corosync/OpenAIS messaging layers.
The release tarball may be downloaded directly from the Mercurial repository, or from the Linux-HA web site. Debian packages will soon be available from Martin Loschwitz’ people.debian.org repository and are expected to make their way into Squeeze shortly.
And yes, we had planned to make this release in January. But 2/1/2010 just looked so neat as a release date.
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Debian, Heartbeat, Pacemaker, PostgreSQL |
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Posted by Florian Haas
November 18, 2009
Andrew, whom I helped convince to switch to DocBook for writing Pacemaker documentation, pointed me to Publican, a DocBook publishing framework developed by tech writers at Red Hat.
Publican packages have been available in Debian squeeze for a while, but as of today are not included in Ubuntu. Thus, I built packages for karmic, which you may fetch by adding the following line to your /etc/apt/sources.list file:
deb http://people.linbit.com/~florian/ubuntu/publican karmic main
Then fetch my GnuPG key so you can verify the Release file’s integrity:
apt-key adv --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys 7349B897BC759CF1
Now you can install with
aptitude update
aptitude install publican
… and then hack away.
Ubuntu folks (Andres, that means you!), can we have this in the upstream Ubuntu distros please?
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Documentation, Ubuntu |
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Posted by Florian Haas