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Erasure Code
In Distributed File Systems, the Erasure code is the engine behind achieving redundancy to tolerate against node failures. It split the block into k units and using some coding (Reed Solomon) it generates more m units. to illustrate let’s assume … Continue reading
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ACID , CAP , and BASE
Quick summary : Relational DBs(Oracle , MySQL ,) depend on ACID . NoSQL DBs (AWS DynamoDB, Cassandra, and Google BigTable)depends on the updated version of CAP, known as BASE. More Details: In DB world old days, as the relational database … Continue reading
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What is iSCSI and How to Configure in Solaris 11 and Linux.
Before we define iSCSI,we must know what is SCSI itself. SCSI: Small Computer Systems Interface, is a family of protocols for communicating with I/O devices( especially storage). SCSI protocol is being used by servers to communicate with storages over various … Continue reading
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Tagged chap, discovery, iscsi, iscsiadm, isns, linux, scsi, solaris
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Solaris 11 Link Aggregation
Definition : consists of several interfaces on a system that are configured together to form a single,logical unit. So ,if i have two interfaces with 10Gbps speed,by aggregating them ,we ‘ll get a single interface with 20 Gbps speed and … Continue reading
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Tagged -L, -m, -P, aggregation, dladm, link, link-aggregation, modify-aggr, network, show-aggr, solaris, solaris11, trunk
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Migrating OVMM ( Oracle VM Manager)
It was a painful task for me to migrate OVMM from one machine to another ,as no clear document with descriptive steps. So ,I have rendered some documents and some googled points into the following steps which works fine with … Continue reading
Replace disks on veritas volume manager and increase filesystem online
It is usual to get a request to increase volume sizes or replace old disk with a new one,with no downtime for the activity. Task: a mount point (/u03) needs more 200GB space the (/u03) is mounted on vxvm volume … Continue reading
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Tagged diskgroup, grow, growfs, increase, manager, replace disk, veritas, volume, VxVM
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Generating Certificate for iLOM and XSCF
To get a certificate, we do these steps: 1- generate private key (myprivkay.key) 2- generate Certificate Signing Request (CSR ) from private key. (mycsr.csr) 3- Generate a SSL certificate from CSR file (mypubkey.cert) 4- import both private key (myprivkey.key) … Continue reading
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Tagged ca, certificate, csr, ilom, key, private, privatekey, sethttps, ssl, xscf
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux to Oracle Solaris 11 Comparison
Linux administrators can kick start their learning experience when planning Oracle Solaris deployments by reviewing the following summary between Oracle Solaris 11 features and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 features. For more information about the Oracle Solaris 11 features, be … Continue reading
svm on solaris 10 x86 (ufs )
while I was playing with a solaris 10 vm under VirtualBox , i changed the disk from port3 to port1 ,this should affect disk path to be (c0t0d0) ,before it was (c0t3d0). So ,it is ok ,all i need is … Continue reading
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Tagged 10, boot, bootenv.rc, Fault, grub, root, solaris, svm, x86
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Some SUN servers like (Blade X6270 ) uses lsi raid controller to manage disks. Important Hint: megacli will not work with lsi 1064 and lsi 1068 controllers The problem here will come if we have faulty disk and wants to replace … Continue reading