Posted on August 9, 2010 - by admin
Adam Gandelman on DRBD and Pacemaker: Open source disaster …
free, open – source high availability (HA) clustering stack used to provide complete hardware and service level fault tolerance. From databases to virtualization to centralized storage, DRBD and Pacemaker provide a completely free, …
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