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Introduction
Scope
HACMP Testing Scenarios
Operating System Updates
HACMP Updates
Database and Application Updates
HACMP Update
Scope
Scope
This presentation covers failover and failback testing in an
example HACMP environment.
Also described here are update methods that need to be
considered for support and maintenance of the cluster.
This presentation is not designed as a step-by-step
procedure for these processes, only as a guideline for
development and implementation of update methodologies.
HACMP Update
Service Outages
Updates to the system microcode, operating system, HACMP,
applications and databases will require periodic service outages in
order to keep the systems up-to-date and current.
The time required to perform updates can vary widely depending upon
the methodology chosen to perform the updates.
The service outages may be classified as follows:
Significant
Moderate
Minimal
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Update Steps
Steps to perform during an update/upgrade process:
Update AIX operating system
Update system microcode
Update adapter microcode
Update HACMP
Update database
Update applications
Synchronize HACMP
Test Failover/Failback
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HACMP Policies
Any changes to the startup environment of a clustered machine
requires failover testing
Enterprise wide unique identifiers shall be used for all shared
resources
Enterprise wide unique user name, group name, UID, and GID number
will be used
Regularly scheduled HACMP verification for each cluster.
Regularly scheduled audit of HACMP patch levels
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HACMP Guidelines
Oracle database's will normally be implemented in a non-concurrent
access cluster
Application servers will normally be implemented in 2-way cascading
clusters
In virtualized environment, HACMP will be implemented in a 1-way
cascading cluster with failover to a standby node built with minimal
resources
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HACMP Standards
Machine Naming
IP addresses, names, aliases
VG, Major Numbers, LV, JFS Log, and Mount Points
Cluster Names
Resource Group Names
Application Server Names
Application start and stop script names
User names and UID numbers
Group names and GID numbers
HACMP filesets
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HACMP Procedures
SAN Storage requests
DNS requests
Network cabling
TSM backups
rootvg backups
Disaster Recovery
Failover Testing
LVM Modifications
Change Control
User Modifications
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