The iDRAC isn't going to be cluster aware, it's just going to manage the associated server it's part of. I just wanted to make sure that you didn't have a different expectation on that end.
I found a fairly detailed article on setting up an HA cluster in Cent, it may be of use to you. https://dell.to/37zdHxt
That should have a fair amount of information regarding clustering in Linux. I would also add that with clusters, we generally recommend having hardware platforms as uniform as possible, but the servers you're working with are going to be very different, so it may be worth noting, depending on what the role of the cluster ends up being.
Dell-DylanJ
4 Operator
•
2.9K Posts
0
January 27th, 2020 09:00
The iDRAC isn't going to be cluster aware, it's just going to manage the associated server it's part of. I just wanted to make sure that you didn't have a different expectation on that end.
I found a fairly detailed article on setting up an HA cluster in Cent, it may be of use to you. https://dell.to/37zdHxt
I found another article here: https://dell.to/30YihCP
That should have a fair amount of information regarding clustering in Linux. I would also add that with clusters, we generally recommend having hardware platforms as uniform as possible, but the servers you're working with are going to be very different, so it may be worth noting, depending on what the role of the cluster ends up being.
Xexu87
5 Posts
0
January 28th, 2020 02:00
Thanks Dylan.
I will take a look at your references.