OVERVIEW » История » Версия 34
Dmitry Chernyak, 03.09.2019 18:44
1 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | h1. OVERVIEW |
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3 | 1 | Dmitry Chernyak | {{toc}} |
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5 | 32 | Dmitry Chernyak | [[OVERVIEW]] | [[INSTALL]] | [[OPERATIONS]] | [[LICENSE]] |
6 | 33 | Dmitry Chernyak | [[ОБЗОР]] | [[УСТАНОВКА]] | [[ОПЕРАЦИИ]] | [[ЛИЦЕНЗИЯ]] |
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8 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | h2. THE PROJECT |
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10 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | "SkyCover Infrastructure" (*SCI*) is the multipurpose, mostly automated high |
11 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | reliability virtual server infrastructure, equipped with automatic monitoring, |
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14 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | "SCI-CD" is the deployment engine for cheap and flexible virtual high |
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17 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | h2. INTRODUCTION |
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19 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | SCI-CD is created to make easy the deployment of the virtual infrastructure, |
20 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | based on the Ganeti project (http://code.google.com/p/ganeti/). |
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22 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | With Ganeti you will be able to install the "farm" of several computers - |
23 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | "nodes", each with it's own storage and to create the cluster environment over |
24 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | them when each virtual instance will be started on the one node and backed up |
25 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | on the another node with on-line disk synchronization (via DRBD) and fast |
26 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | failover. |
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28 | 34 | Dmitry Chernyak | !cluster-sync-tr.png! |
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30 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | This provides the way to made cheap redundant high reliable systems. |
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32 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | Ganeti is also able to manage "regular", stand-alone virtual instances. |
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34 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | h2. SOFTWARE |
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36 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | SCI-CD is based on the Debian/GNU project and uses it's installer (simple-cdd) |
37 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | and also it's package repositories. |
38 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | Installing SCI-CD you'll not got a new thing - you'll got a regular Debian/GNU |
39 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | Linux system, just by the easy way and tuned as complex cluster platform. |
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41 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | SCI-CD contains the minimum of original software, instead it is focused on the |
42 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | proper usage of existing open source components. |
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44 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | h2. CONTENTS |
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46 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | SCI core platform consists of two Ganeti nodes and one *service instance* (virtual |
47 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | machine, named *sci*). |
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49 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | The service instance provides: |
50 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | * DNS for local zones, forwarders, hint (BIND9 chrooted), |
51 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | * DHCP server for LAN and with DDNS (disabled by default), |
52 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | * Configuation management, able to tune up new nodes and instances (Puppet), |
53 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | * Apt-proxy, with uplink to Debian mirrors and also with local repository, |
54 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | copied from SCI-CD CD-ROM (Approx). |
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56 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | More virtual instances may be created and more functions may be assigned to them |
57 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | using the regular Ganeti commands. |
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59 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | h2. HARDWARE |
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61 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | Minimal SCI core hardware is based on the two nodes which can be any two computers - |
62 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | the major brands, such as HP, IBM, the "China brands", such as |
63 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | SuperMicro or self-maiden servers or even workstations. |
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65 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | Of course, the performance of your system will be very dependent on the |
66 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | hardware you have chosed - the CPU, memory, RAID subsystem - all will matters |
67 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | as usual for the performance, but mostly - NOT for the high reliability |
68 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | capabilities. |
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70 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | The high reliability features are supported by providing two separate nodes with |
71 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | their own storage subsystems and on-line storage synchronization between them. In the |
72 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | most cases this level of redundancy is sufficient to cover the data losses and |
73 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | service interrupts even with the cheap hardware. |
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75 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | h2. LOCAL AREA NETWORKING |
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77 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | All nodes should be attached to the same TCP/IP LAN segment (or segments)nto be able |
78 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | to launch the clustered virtual linstances. |
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80 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | The SCI setup supports 802.1q VLAN tagging, so you can easy give your nodes and |
81 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | instances the interfaces in different network segments (the network switch with |
82 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | 802.1q support is required). |
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84 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | h2. STORAGE NETWORKING |
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86 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | The nodes need to be interconnected with the fast TCP/IP interlink to transfer |
87 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | storage data (DRBD synchronization). 1GigE will be sufficient usually. |
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89 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | It is possible (and recommended) to separate the storage interlink from the main |
90 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | TCP/IP access interfaces. In the other words, each node should have a two network |
91 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | adapters and at least one of them should support 1GigE. |
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93 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | For only two nodes the storage network may be implemented with the cat5e patch cord |
94 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | without an Ethernet switch. |
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96 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | For the simple and demo tasks there is possible to use only one network adapter |
97 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | on the node, but it *MUST* support 1GigE speed. |
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99 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | h2. INTERNET NETWORKING |
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101 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | In order to access to the Internet you should connect your local network segment |
102 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | to the Internet router. |
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104 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | The simplest way is to use the separate router with NAT. |
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106 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | The more advanced way is to construct the router/firewall on the cluster's virtual |
107 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | instance, probably with separate network interface. |
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109 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | h2. DEBIAN REPOSITORIES |
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111 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | The service instance provides "approx" apt proxy, which can be uplinked to |
112 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | regular Debian mirrors or to the intermediate mirrors or apt proxies in your LAN. |
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114 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | In any case, the service instance's "approx" is loaded by the copy of the |
115 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | repository from the SCI-CD CD-ROM. It can be used even in absence of the uplink |
116 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | to the external sources. |
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118 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | The standard reposiporise list is pushed automatically into the sources.lists |
119 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | of the puppet-client instances (which are by default all the nodes and |
120 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | instances). |
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122 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | h2. INSTALLATION |
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124 | 28 | Dmitry Chernyak | Please read [[INSTALL]] for instructions. |