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13th February 2010
Lucid Cluster Testing

In the past I've worked quite a lot with Red Hat Cluster Suite and other Linux based active/passive failover clustering technologies. As technology has moved on, so have the available options for cluster software. Pacemaker + Corosync are two of these fantastic technologies.

Ante Karamatić recently sent a mail to the Ubuntu server list, to ask for help testing the latest packages... If you are interested in cluster technologies in Ubuntu then this is a great opportunity to get involved, all instructions are provided on the wiki page so get testing!

See the UDS Lucid blueprint for the cluster stack for more info on the progress: https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/server-lucid-cluster-stack

Permalink | cluster, lucid, ubuntu.
15th January 2010
ksar

Ever wanted to process some sar data to check when/why a server was busy? I'd usually just look for trends in the sar data or fire up gnuplot and plot the sar graphs, or just use munin/cacti if you have it configured but today I was pointed to ksar a graphing tool for sar but more importantly it works with Linux, Solaris, AIX and HP-UX sar data! Useful for adhoc search for trends in sar data across platforms.

Permalink | ksar, sar.
9th January 2010
Hackergotchi

I finally got around to making a hackergotchi, enjoy!
my hackergotchi

Permalink | hackergotchi.
1st November 2009
First Post

My first post, enjoy.

Permalink | chronicle, first.

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