April 2015
Intermediate to advanced
174 pages
3h 46m
English
In previous chapters, you learned what high availability is all about and how to achieve it. You also learned how to install and configure a three-node cluster on CentOS 7. A guide to high availability on CentOS 7 cannot be complete without mentioning considerations for a two-node cluster configuration. In this chapter, you will learn the downsides of using a two-node cluster configuration and workarounds for these issues.
You learned about quorum in Chapter 2, Meet the Cluster Stack on CentOS. Quorum is the minimum number of cluster member votes required to perform a cluster operation. Without Quorum, the cluster cannot operate. Quorum is achieved when the majority ...
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