Creating a IBM Storage Scale Tiebreaker configuration pattern
Use the Pattern Builder to create a virtual application pattern for deploying a IBM Storage Scale Server Tiebreaker configuration.
Before you begin
About this task
This type of configuration is used in the Primary with attached Mirror configuration to decide which is the active configuration, and moves the primary IBM Storage Scale Server to an active IBM Storage Scale node if the primary IBM Storage Scale Server becomes inactive or is unable to process client requests.
- The files system name that you specify must be the same name specified in the Primary configuration and the associated Mirror configuration that you also attach.
- You cannot attach a IBM Storage Scale Client to a Tiebreaker configuration.
- The Tiebreaker configuration is not configured completely when it is deployed. Only the specified shared volumes are attached to the IBM Storage Scale Server virtual machines. When the deployed IBM Storage Scale Server Tiebreaker configuration is later attached to the deployed IBM Storage Scale Server Primary configuration, the setup resumes and completes.
When you create a IBM Storage Scale Server virtual
application, you select the GPFS Pattern Type 1.2
pattern
type. This pattern type abstracts the infrastructure and middleware
layers for the IBM Storage Scale workload.
You then create a virtual application pattern by
using the components that are associated with this pattern type.
Use the Pattern Builder to define, create, and deploy your virtual applications. For more information about creating virtual application patterns in Pattern Builder, see the Related links.
Procedure
Results
Your new virtual application pattern is saved. You can find it in the list of available virtual application patterns by selecting
.What to do next
After deployment you can perform additional operations to manage the IBM Storage Scale configuration as needed.