Month: January 2014

OpenAIS Cluster Environment Cluster information host01 information : –          hostname=host01 –          ip= 172.10.10.10 –          virtual IP=172.10.10.11 –          heartbeat ip=No –          eth0=172.10.10.10 (data no heartbeat) –          eth1=Not use , –          vgshare=qasdatavg lv=lvol1,lvol2 –          Oracle sid = QAS [Mcod csd,csq,bcd,bcq,j2d,j2q,ecd,ecq] –          SAP sid = j2d,j2q,trex_90,trex_92 –          disk on qasdatavg= md0/md1/md2/md3/md4 Create OpenAIS cluster Create a shared volume group. Create a OpenAIS Cluster. Create an application package. Dependency

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SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop: Better Than Red Hat?   Recently, I took a closer look at Red Hat Enterprise Linux, or “RHEL”, to see how good of an enterprise desktop operating system it really is. I found that it’s a top quality product, andFedora users would be extremely familiar with it (no surprise there). However, Red Hat

How To Create Nagios Plugins With Bash On Ubuntu 12.10 Introduction Bash is a popular command processor available on Linux by default. We have previously covered how to install Nagios monitoring server on Ubuntu 12.10 x64. This time, we will expand on this idea and create Nagios plugins using Bash. These plugins will be running on

SAP HANA One on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP1 Sold by: SAP Perform real-time analysis, develop and deploy real-time applications with the SAP HANA One, an instance of SAP HANA in-memory platform on AWS. Natively build on in-memory technology and now deployed on AWS, SAP HANA One is designed to accelerate transactional processing, operational reporting, OLAP,

Note 171356 – SAP software on Linux: Essential information Header Version / Date 317 / 2013-08-06 Priority Correction with high priority Category Installation information Primary Component BC-OP-LNX Linux Secondary Components   Summary Symptom You want to install SAP software on Linux.Other terms Redhat, redhat, RH, SuSE, Suse, suse, Swapspace, swapspace, swap-space, ServicePack, IA-64, IA64, x86_64,

Hello EC2, Part 1: Bootstrapping Instances with cloud-init, git, and puppet This is the first of a series of posts about setting up a scalable and robust ”Hello Word” web server using Amazon EC2—an exercise I am working through. The target audience is developers with some experience using EC2. This first installment looks at how

Mailserver with virtual users and domains using Postfix and Dovecot on a CentOS 6 VPS The following article will show you how to install and run simple POP3/IMAP/SMTP mail server in your CentOS VPS using virtual users and domains with Postfix and Dovecot What is Postfix? It is a drop in replacement for the old

How to debug a bash script? Is there any way to debug a bash script? E.g something that prints a sort of execution log like “calling line 1”, “calling line 2” etc. via shell – How to debug a bash script? – Stack Overflow.

Tutorial: Highly Available WordPress (Part II) In the previous part of this tutorial we introduced High Availability discussing different methods and different AWS services to achieve it. Now we’ll propose a particular solution based on one of these: use GlusterFS to unify the content of the instances. In this part we’ll explain how to move our WordPress