Red Hat Cluster Suite
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[edit] Red Hat Cluster Suite
Specifically designed for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Cluster Suite provides two distinct types of clustering:
- Application/Service Failover - Create n-node server clusters for failover of key applications and services
- IP Load Balancing - Load balance incoming IP network requests across a farm of servers
For high-volume open source applications, such as NFS, Samba, and Apache, Red Hat Cluster Suite provides a complete ready-to-use failover solution. For most other applications, customers can create custom failover scripts using provided templates. Red Hat Professional Services can provide custom Red Hat Cluster Suite deployment services where required.
Technical Highlights
- Support for up to 16 nodes: Allows high availability to be provided for multiple applications simultaneously.
- NFS/CIFS Failover: Supports highly available file serving in Unix and Windows environments.
- Fully shared storage subsystem: All cluster members have access to the same storage.
- Comprehensive Data Integrity: Uses the latest I/O barrier technology, such as programmable power switches and watchdog timers.
- SCSI and Fibre Channel support: Configurations can be deployed using latest SCSI and Fibre Channel technology. Multi-terabyte configurations can readily be made highly available.
- Service failover: Red Hat Cluster Suite not only ensures hardware shutdowns or failures are detected and recovered from automatically, but it also monitors applications to ensure they are running correctly and restarts them automatically if they fail.
Red Hat Cluster Suite is supported for use with Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS and Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES on x86, AMD64/EM64T and Itanium. Like all Red Hat solutions, it is delivered through Red Hat Network on an annual subscription basis.
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