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과정소개 |
- 이 과정은 하드웨어, 소프트웨어의 다양한 Failure를 대비해 미션크리티컬 애플리케이션을 위해 Serviceguard를 효율적으로 사용하는 방법을 다룹니다.
- 5일과정으로 50%의 이론과 50%의 실습으로 구성되어 있습니다.
- 이 과정은 이전버전을 모두 커버하며 HPE-UX 11.31과 Serviceguard version A.11.20 을 서포트하기위한 Update내용이 포함되어 있습니다.
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Serviceguard 클러스터를 구성, 디자인, 설치, 모니터를 하는 HPE-UX 시스템 관리자
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교육내용 |
Introduction to High Availability - What Are the Risks?
- Reducing the Risk: Redundant Data
- Disk Configurations
- Reducing the Risk: Asymmetric Clusters
- Reducing the Risk: Minimizing Downtime
- Reducing the Risk: Network Redundancy
- Multi-Network Environment
- Redundant LAN Cards
- Redundant Hubs
- Redundant Routers
- Redundant Client Networks
High Availability with Serviceguard
- Introducing Serviceguard
- High Availability with Serviceguard
- Features and Benefits of Serviceguard
- How Serviceguard Works
- Serviceguard Packages
- Redistributing Application Packages
- Minimizing Planned Downtime
- Serviceguard Bundle/Products
- HPE Serviceguard Solutions
- Serviceguard and Integrity VM
- Cluster File System
- Multi-Node Packages and Package Dependencies
- Oracle RAC and CFS
- Storage choices based on your priorities
- SGeRAC and LVM MORE
- System Management Homepage
- Serviceguard Manager
- Serviceguard Storage Management Suite
- Metrocluster
- Continentalclusters
Storage for Servicegard
- Serviceguard Disk Space Management Overview
- Boot and Root disk concepts
- General disk concepts
- Volume management in Serviceguard for HPE-UX
- LUN, Disk, and DVD DSF Names for 11.31
- Review of LVM Concepts
- Configure a Shareable LVM Volume Group
- LVM Issues with Serviceguard
- Common LVM Commands
- LVM and VxVM Command Comparison
- Configure a Shareable VxVM Disk Group
- CFS Filesystem
Cluster Concepts and Configuration
- Definition of a Cluster
- Major Components of a Cluster
- Network Interface Configuration
- Cluster Lock Configuration Using LVM Disks
- Cluster Lock Configuration Using a Quorum Server
- Quorum Server Redundancy
- Cluster Lock Configuration using Lock LUN
- Lock LUN support for HPE-UX
- Lock LUN rules
- Comparison
- Heartbeat Configuration
- cmcld Process
- Cluster Formation Requirements
- Steps to Configure a Cluster
- Cluster Configuration Procedure
- Viewing the Cluster cmviewcl Command
- Checking the Cluster Log
Additional Cluster Features
- Serviceguard Volume Groups
- Marking Volume Groups for use in Serviceguard
- Exclusive Mode Volume Group Activation
- Cluster Formation and Reformations
- Ways to Initially Form the Cluster
- Node Failures and Node Joins
- Cluster Reformation ExamplevLocal LAN Card Failover
- Normal Network flow
- Local LAN Card Failover
- Network Flow to Standby LAN Card
Packages and Services
- Packaging Concepts
- Sample Package Configuration
- Sample Configuration after Node Failure
- Package Switching
- Viewing Package Status
- Package Owner and State
- Modifying Package Status
- Review Commands for Controlling a Cluster
- Configuration of Packages
- Package Modules Types
- Modularized Package Control Script
- Modularized Package Control File
- Package Configuration Procedure
- Create the Package Configuration File
- Edit the Package Configuration File
- Verify and Distribute the Binary File
- Enhancements to cmapplyconf/cmcheckconf
- The Package Script Log
File Package Policies
- Package Policies
- Package Type
- Failover Policies
- Failback Policies
- Example of Automatic Failback
- Access Control Policies
- Node Fail Fast and Service Fail Fast
- Package Dependencies
- Dependency Rules
- Complex Dependencies
- Cross node dependencies example
- Exclusionary dependency example
- cmapplyconf warning
- Complex dependency challenge
- Package Priorities
- Setting Package Priority
- Resource Dependency
- cmrunpkg review
- Package Weight/Node capacity
- Node Capacity / Package Weight challenge
- Configuration file example
- Node Capacity Configuration
- Package Weight Configuration Methods
- Package Weight/Node Capacity Rules
- Capacity “package_limit”
- Package priority & package weight rules
- Priority and Weight challenge
Application Monitoring Scripts and ECMT Toolkits
- Package Startup and shutdown
- Rules for Service Processes
- Application Monitoring Script
- HA Toolkit Overview (or how to use monitoring)
- ECMT Version B.06.00
- Modular toolkit architecture
- Modular Oracle db toolkit deployment
- Configuration directory operations for Modular Packages Cluster Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting in Serviceguard
- Approaches to identifying problems
- Double-checking supported configurations
- Log files
- Monitoring the syslog File
- Monitoring the package log file
- Useful Troubleshooting Commands
- Using cmviewconf and cmgetconf
- Using cmquerycl and cmcheckconf
- Using cmviewcl
- Common problem categories
- System administration errors
- Package control script hangs or failures
- Package Log File Enhancements
- Causes of cluster reformations
- Approaches to fixing problems
- Resolving Serviceguard command hangs
- Modifying debugging options
- Modifying startup debugging options
- Starting applications outside of a Serviceguard package
- cmgetconf
- The Built-in Safety Net
- Patch recommendations
- Common Cluster Configuration Issues
- Testing Cluster Operations
- Testing the package manager
- Testing the cluster manager
- Testing the network manager
- Notification for Package Failure
Cluster and Package Online Reconfiguration
- Serviceguard Online Reconfiguration
- Online cluster reconfiguration
- Storage reconfiguration
- Add a Node while a Cluster Is Running
- Remove a Node while a Cluster Is Running
- Add a Package while a Cluster Is Running
- Remove a Package while a Cluster Is Running
- Modify a Package while the Cluster and Package are Running
- Modify a Package while the Cluster Is Running, but the Package Is Down
- New Preview Functionality
- SG commands option
Highly Available NFS
- Highly Available NFS Server Package
- Using the modular NFS Server Toolkit
- Highly Available NFS Client Package
The Highly Available Oracle Database
- Highly Available Oracle Package Overview
- Serviceguard Toolkits
- ECMT modular Toolkit Contents
- Create Oracle Package
WBEM, EMS Resources and Serviceguard Packages
- EMS Overview - Configuration of EMS Requests
- What can be configured
- Select EMS Resources
- Select EMS Configuration
- Resource Dependency
- Setting up a Package to use an EMS Resource
- WBEM Overview
- WBEM Services Value Proposition
- WBEM relative to SNMP, DMI and EMS
- HPE WBEM Based Enterprise Management
- HPE-UX 11i WBEM Providers
High Availability Networking
- Network Redundancy
- Multi-Network Environment
- Redundant LAN Cards, Hubs and Routers
- Redundant Client Networks
- Multiple IP Addresses
- Cross-subnet support
- Serviceguard Command Changes
- Serviceguard Package Configuration Changes
- Cross subnet network configuration requirements
- APA Auto-Port Aggregation (APA) Overview
- APA/LAN Monitor Requirements
- Configuring APA
- IPv6 Networks
- IP Monitor
- Failures and Recovery
Rolling Upgrade
- Minimizing Planned Downtime
- Rules for Rolling Upgrade
- New Cluster Manager (CM2) in SG 11.19
- Special Considerations for Upgrade to Serviceguard A.11.20
- CM2 Changes
- CM2 similarity to CM
- Cluster Reformation
- Rolling Upgrade CM to CM2 Process
- Special Considerations for Upgrade to Serviceguard A.11.20
- syslog messages during protocol switch
- Rolling upgrade to A.11.19 restrictions
- Special Considerations for Upgrade to Serviceguard A.11.20
- Serviceguard Rolling Upgrades
- Operating System Rolling Upgrades
- Cluster before Rolling Upgrade
- Example of a Rolling Upgrade Running Cluster with Packages Moved
- Example of Rolling Upgrade Node1 Upgraded to HPE-UX 11.31
- Example of Rolling Upgrade Install Serviceguard, Rejoin Cluster
- Example of Rolling Upgrade Run Cluster with all Packages on Node1
- Example of Rolling Upgrade Upgrade Node2
- When a Rolling Upgrade Is Not Possible
- Dynamic Root Disk (DRD) for Serviceguard
- DRD Use-case recovery
- DRD Use-case maintenance
Storage Maintenance for Packages
- Storage Maintenance for Packages
- Modifying a Volume Group
- Modifying a Logical Volume
- Extending a Logical Volume to a specific disk
- Reducing the size of a Logical Volume
- Moving all data on one LVM disk to another
- Make a Logical Volume / File System Larger or Smaller
- LVM Maintenance to a Package
- Add Disk to Volume Group Owned by a Package
- Add Logical Volume / File System to Volume Group Owned by a Package
- Add a Volume Group to a Package
- Manage VxVM Disk Groups
- Manage VxVM Volumes
Serviceguard Manager
- HPE Cluster Monitoring Tools
- Serviceguard Manager B.03.xx for SMH
- SG Mgr B.03.00.10 Enhancements
- Topology Map Feature Highlights
- Graphical Map - Navigation
- Contextual Menu
- Pop-up Summary
- Drag and Drop
Live Application Detach and Other Features
- Serviceguard 11.20 Enhancements
- Live Application Detach (LAD)
- Live Application Detach
- Rules
- Application Packages Can Use NFS
- Cluster-Wide Device File Names
- Cluster-Wide Device Files
- Cluster Verification
- Cluster Verification with SG Manager
- VxVM and LVM Monitor
- Serviceguard Manager A.05.03
- Easy Deployment
Easy Deployment
- Easy Deployment Commands
- cmdeploycl
- Easy Deployment Commands
- cmpreparecl
- Easy Deployment Commands
- cmpreparestg
- Easy Deployment Commands cmquerycl cmapplyconf
- Serviceguard Manager B.03.00 Enhancements
- Serviceguard Manager Easy Deploy
- Easy Deploy Cluster Creation
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HPE-UX System and Network Administration I,II / HPE-UX Logical Volume Manager or HPE-UX VERITAS Volume Manager / POSIX Shell Programming
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