Oracle solaris cluster 4.x administration avancée

Planning the Oracle Solaris Cluster Environment

Identifying the upgrade requirements of a cluster implementation
Identifying the requirements to make custom applications Highly Available
Identifying the cluster recovery and maintenance requirements
Identifying the requirements to implement disaster recovery solution
Identifying the cluster implementation use cases
Identifying the issues to troubleshoot in cluster implementations

Implementing a plan for Oracle Solaris Cluster upgrade
Determining the existing cluster configuration
Upgrading the cluster implementation
Completing the cluster upgrade
Recover a faulty upgrade

Implementing a plan to make custom applications highly available
Introducing Oracle Solaris Cluster software data services
Writing custom data services
Controlling RGM behavior of custom data services through properties
Setting resource group relationships
Implementing multimaster and scalable applications

Implementing a plan to perform recovery and maintenance procedures
Adding a node to an existing cluster
Removing a node from an existing cluster
Replacing a failed node in a cluster
Uninstalling the Oracle Solaris Cluster software from a node
Backing up and restoring the CCR

Implementing a plan to provide a disaster recovery solution for a cluster
Installing the Geographic Edition Software
Configuring data replication software
Administering Oracle Solaris Cluster Geographic Edition environment

Implementing a plan to troubleshoot issues in a cluster implementation
Describing how to troubleshoot clustered services
Checking the cluster status
Checking the cluster log files
Reviewing Oracle Solaris Core files