The Heartbeat Subsystem for High-Availability Linux

Edit Package resource-agents

heartbeat is a sophisticated multinode resource manager for High
Availability clusters.

It can failover arbitrary resources, ranging from IP addresses over NFS
to databases that are tied in via resource scripts. The resources can
have arbitrary dependencies for ordering or placement between them.

heartbeat contains a cluster membership layer, fencing, and local and
clusterwide resource management functionality.

1.2/1.0 based 2-node only configurations are supported in a legacy
mode.

heartbeat implements the following kinds of heartbeats:

- Serial ports

- UDP/IPv4 broadcast, multi-cast, and unicast

- IPv4 "ping" pseudo-cluster members.

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Filename Size Changed
0001-nfsserver-Add-EXEC_MODE-for-systemd-without-nfs-lock.patch 0000001916 1.87 KB
0002-nfsserver-Use-rpc-statd.service-for-NFS-locking-in-E.patch 0000001452 1.42 KB
0006-Revert-Low-build-Move-binaries-in-usr-lib-heartbeat-.patch 0000002242 2.19 KB
_service 0000000695 695 Bytes
_servicedata 0000000238 238 Bytes
lvm-vg-partial-active.diff 0000001088 1.06 KB
monitoring-plugins-metadata.tar.bz2 0000004460 4.36 KB
no-var-lock-subsys.patch 0000000548 548 Bytes
resource-agents-3.9.6+git.1444655379.5f44ac6.tar.xz 0000467116 456 KB
resource-agents-nfsserver-sle11.patch 0000000641 641 Bytes
resource-agents.changes 0000061915 60.5 KB
resource-agents.conf 0000000042 42 Bytes
resource-agents.spec 0000011194 10.9 KB
Revision 56 (latest revision is 134)
Dominique Leuenberger's avatar Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse) accepted request 346145 from Kristoffer Gronlund's avatar Kristoffer Gronlund (KGronlund) (revision 56)
- nfsserver: Use rpc-statd.service for NFS locking in EXEC_MODE=3 (bsc#955114)
- Add 0002-nfsserver-Use-rpc-statd.service-for-NFS-locking-in-E.patch 

- nfsserver: Add EXEC_MODE for systemd without nfs-lock.service (bsc#955114)
- Add 0001-nfsserver-Add-EXEC_MODE-for-systemd-without-nfs-lock.patch
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