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Setting up Virtual IP address for two-node Db2 HADR Pacemaker cluster with Network Load Balancer on Google Cloud

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Summary

This document provides step-by-step procedures to set up an existing Db2 HADR configuration with Pacemaker on Google Cloud (GC) with virtual IP (VIP) addresses. VIPs establish communication between the Db2 database and the application and are routed by the Google Cloud Internal Load Balancer.

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Modified date:
30 April 2025

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