Oracle 10g R2 RAC: ASM storage configuration options [message #329198] |
Tue, 24 June 2008 08:27 |
harrismg
Messages: 7 Registered: June 2008 Location: Maryland
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Can someone give some input on a good way to proceed?
I'm am building an Oracle 10g R2 RAC cluster on Solaris 10 using Clusterware (not Sun 3.2), and plan on using ASM to create disk groups. I'm currently reviewing options for how to manage storage on two StorEdge 3510 array's. The storage is directly attached to two T2000 Sun servers using fiber hba.
I've usually used raw disks, but this installation will require some new elements:
1) I want to mirror the arrays and use multipathing
2) I additionally have a license for solaris volume manager and want to consider if I could successfully apply it.
3) I have an programmer who wants to run a personal program on the shared storage. He wants it to run even if one server fails.
4) I had considered putting the CRS and voting disks on shared storage, but was told CRS might not be supported with ASM/SVM option on the shared storage.
My initial thoughts were to use raw disks and stamp a portion for use by Oracle ASM. I would reserve a raw portion for the CRS and in-house program. I'm not sure if I could control the in-house program in a failover scenario.
Any thoughts on a successfull combination would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Oracle 10g R2 RAC: ASM storage configuration options [message #329269 is a reply to message #329198] |
Tue, 24 June 2008 20:44 |
harrismg
Messages: 7 Registered: June 2008 Location: Maryland
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Thanks Mahesh,
Yes, from what I had read at MetaLink it sounded similar. I'm just cautious because on another project we used sun 3.2 cluster and had a tough time integrating. I just want to make sure I build this as simple as possible to get it up and running. However, sun 3.2 cluster did have a obvious benefit of providing clresources for failing over 3rd party apps.
I'm still not sure how I'm going to best failover a in-house built program. But I'll post how it comes out.
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