A little while back we did a webinar on using Pacemaker to fully automate MySQL replication. We now have a recording of that webinar available from our web site.
Linux cluster stack Debian packages for lenny!
July 9, 2010Thanks to Martin Loschwitz, official Linux cluster stack Debian packages are now available for Debian lenny. Check out the the lenny-backports repository on backports.org (and your favorite local mirror).
When upgrading from Heartbeat 2.1.3, this webinar recording may come in handy. The webinar covers an upgrade to squeeze, but the upgrade procedure is identical if you’re staying on lenny.
LinuxTag presentation now available for download
July 8, 2010A live recording of my LinuxTag 2010 presentation entitled Storage Done Right: Building a Resilient, Distributed, Highly Available Open Source iSCSI SAN is now available from our web site. If you want to find out how to build a complete SAN from 100% open source, do take a look!
I do apologize for the less-than-optimal sound quality. I did the recording myself with my laptop mike, so unfortunately there’s quite a bit of clipping in the audio track. I hope my ramblings are still somewhat audible.
New webinar recordings available
July 6, 2010A couple of new webinar recordings are available from our web site:
- Upgrading to Pacemaker on Debian squeeze tells you all there is to know about upgrading to the Pacemaker cluster manager on the upcoming Debian release, “squeeze”.
- High Availability for Oracle databases shows you how to leverage the Linux cluster stack to deploy highly available Oracle databases.
Like our live webinars, the recordings are of course free of charge. Enjoy!
Speaking at LinuxTag 2010 this Friday
June 9, 2010Just as a quick reminder, as LinuxTag 2010 in Berlin is going into full swing: I am speaking on highly available, distributed, open source storage this Friday in room Europa I at 4pm CEST.
If you’re in Berlin, drop by! Admission is free.
Posted by Florian Haas