Who we are
- About hastexo
- Florian Haas
- Andreas Kurz
- Martin Loschwitz
What we know
- Corosync
- Heartbeat
- Pacemaker
- DRBD
- Virtualization
- Cluster Filesystems
- Fencing
- Disaster Recovery
What we've created
- Presentations
  - Fencing (LCE 2011)
  - MySQL High Availability Sprint (PLUK 2011)
  - Roll Your Own Cloud (LCA 2011)
- Technical documentation
  - DRBD User's Guide
What we do
- Ask The Expert Now!
- Remote Consultancy
- On-Site Consultancy
- Classroom Training
  - Berlin, Feb 2012
- Custom Training
- Availability Checkup
What we charge
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- Available Discounts
- Cost Estimates
  - High Availability 2-node MySQL Cluster
  - Virtualization Cluster with KVM and Libvirt
  - iSCSI 2-node Storage Cluster
  - 2-node storage with DRBD and OCFS2
  - 3-node disaster recovery with DRBD
  - Infiniband High Performance Storage

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Fencing and Maintaining Sanity in High-Availability Clusters

A 45-minute talk co-presented by Florian and Madison Kelly at Linuxcon Europe 2011 in Prague. Florian and Madison explain the purpose of fencing, options for implementing fencing, and common pitfalls.

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