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================================ Notes on HA Linux related Topics ================================

About Tunnels =============

:IPIP: The IP payload packet becomes the entire data payload for an IP tunnel

  • carrier packet

:GRE: GRE is essentially a packaging protocol, intended to be able to package

  • any protocol's packets into generic data packages that can be carried by any other protocol. Although GRE has generic tunneling capability, its most common use is for tunnels that carry IP and are carried by IP, and the term "GRE" is often meant to be shorthand for this kind of tunnel.

:Kernel 2.0: ipip.o, and new_tunnel.o

Summary of different tunnel types


- http://www.netheaven.com/TunnelTypes.html

Guide to IP Layer Network Administration with Linux


- http://linux-ip.net/

Linux Advanced Routing & Traffic Control HOWTO


- http://lartc.org/

File Storage ============

Requirement


- Completely POSIX complement - Read much more than write (think tracking, videoAd serv, etc) - Small file size major, but also have big file size (Mainly video) - Transparent fail-over

Notes


- Clustering built-in, Better!, as fail-over should be handled gracefully

Technologies


- DRBD, NBD, GFS, OpenAFS, PVFS2, Coda, Lustre

Deploy Specific Notes


- GFS should work on >=2.6.10 - https://www.redhat.com/archives/linux-cluster/2005-March/msg00023.html

References


- Summary like write-up for comprehensive lists of DFS

- Notes about NFS (evaluation of alternatives to NFS for Wikimedia)

- GFS Wiki

- GFS Official Manual

- GFS Devel. Homepage

- Coda Wiki

- Lustre

Overall


References


  • [ Resources, Links ] [ Quick HOWTO on Specific Setup ]

TechNotes/SysAdmin/HALinux (last edited 2008-04-22 17:34:26 by ZarickLau)