Course Outline

  • DRBD Fundamentals for Government
    • Theory of Operation
    • Installation Procedures
    • Supported Replication Modes and Their Use Cases for Government
    • Creation of a Two-Node Single-Primary Cluster for Government
    • Manual Failover Processes for Government
    • Recovery from Split-Brain Conditions for Government
  • Corosync for Government
    • Installation and Initial Configuration for Government
  • Pacemaker for Government
    • Theory of Operation for Government
    • Installation Procedures for Government
    • Role of STONITH Devices in Government Environments
    • Configuration of Resource Agents for Government
      • DRBD Configuration for Government
      • Mounted Filesystem Management for Government
      • Virtual IP Address Setup for Government
      • LSB and Systemd Services Integration for Government
      • Groups, Ordering, and Colocation Constraints for Government
  • DRBD in Dual-Primary Mode for Government
    • Use with OCFS2 for Government
  • Advanced Topic: Root Filesystem on DRBD for Government

Requirements

  • A general understanding of Linux block devices, file systems, and TCP/IP networking for government use.
  • For the "Root filesystem on DRBD" topic: a comprehensive understanding of how a Linux system boots, including initramfs, init processes, services, runlevels, and other boot-related components.
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