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Suse Linux Enterprise Cluster
I have two computers running Suse Linux Enterprise 10.2 and I want to get a cluster,
1. I have tryed using Virtual Box to run 2 session of Suse Linux Enterprise but I was able to get only one of the to communicate with the netwrok. I have created a bridge to a physical network card and that worked on one of the sessions since you can not bridge two cards and two tap.
2. I was thinking on running the Virtual box a single session of Suse and I have a nother test mashine which also has Suse and this way I can get the communication going.
is there a way to get the cluster going in two sessions of Virtual box?
1. I have tryed using Virtual Box to run 2 session of Suse Linux Enterprise but I was able to get only one of the to communicate with the netwrok. I have created a bridge to a physical network card and that worked on one of the sessions since you can not bridge two cards and two tap.
2. I was thinking on running the Virtual box a single session of Suse and I have a nother test mashine which also has Suse and this way I can get the communication going.
is there a way to get the cluster going in two sessions of Virtual box?
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never used it... any helpful tutorials for Xen?
Just to add that most things are similar in principle, but in 10.2 installing Xen is ridiculously easy. Open up Yast, Software Management, then select package groups. Check the Xen Virtualisation box, click Accept, and wait for a moment whilst it installs everything. Then reboot, select the Xen kernel and you're good to go. You might want to edit your Grub config to make this the default once you're happy with it.
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with Xen I will be able to create a small cluster of lets say 2 virtual mashines.
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So if I wanted to build a Cluster for a mysql the best way it would be if I used two pcs with 2 nics.
so if one goes down the other will still be able to go one.
I have been haveing problems installing some components but it's due to the virtualization like virtual nics. talking to each other, I am sure that there is a way but, I will try on two computers thank you.
so if one goes down the other will still be able to go one.
I have been haveing problems installing some components but it's due to the virtualization like virtual nics. talking to each other, I am sure that there is a way but, I will try on two computers thank you.
One has to ask.. why don't you use Xen? It's all bundled with OpenSuSE and very easy to get going.