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Setting up OCFS2 as a shared file system in a cluster environment helps when multiple nodes have to write to the same file system concurrently. Learn how to do it with SLES10.
Have you ever tried to let multiple nodes write to the same shares file system concurrently? That won't work on normal file systems. The cluster file system, OCFS2, allows you to do just that. Using OCFS2, you will benefit from greater flexibility in setting up a cluster environment. In this article, you'll learn how to set it up in a SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 10 environment.
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