SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension 12 SP3

Technical Guides

Publication Date: January 21, 2022

Highly Available NFS Storage with DRBD and Pacemaker

1 Usage Scenario
2 Installing a Basic Two-Node Cluster
3 Creating an LVM Device
4 Creating a DRBD Device
5 Adjusting Pacemaker's Configuration
6 Creating Cluster Resources
7 Using the NFS Service
8 GNU Free Documentation License

1 Conceptual Overview and Terminology
2 Usage Scenario
3 Use Case 1: Setting Up a Cluster with Remote Nodes
4 Use Case 2: Setting Up a Cluster with Guest Nodes
5 Upgrading the Cluster and Pacemaker_remote Nodes
6 Legal Notice

List of Figures

1 Regular Cluster Stack (Two-Node Cluster)

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