A. crmd
B. cibadmin
C. ccmd
D. pengine
A. Blade Control Devices
B. Local node storage
C. CPU frequency management tools
D. Remote Management Services like iLO or DRAC
E. Uninterruptable Power Supplies, UPS
A. GFS2 (Global File System 2)
B. AFS (Andrew File System)
C. Lustre
D. OCFS2 (Oracle Clustered File System 2)
A. backend server_x 10.1.0.1:80
B. server server_x 10.1.0.1:80 check
C. host server_x 10.1.0.1:80 cookie server_x
D. pool server_x 10.1.0.1:80
A. To define the IP addresses and ports used for communication between nodes
B. To configure automatic recovery and error handling
C. To manage split brain situations
D. To specify the replication modes used by DRBD
A. To provide load balancing across multiple network interfaces.
B. RSTP is not related to switch configuration.
C. To ensure redundancy and quick recovery in case of network failures.
D. To manage VLANs and network segmentation.
A. ocf:pacemaker:NodeUtilization
B. ocf:pacemaker:ocf:SysInfo
C. ocf:pacemaker:HealthCPU
D. ocf:pacemaker:ping
A. CRMd
B. CIB
C. PEngine
D. LRMd
B. CPU frequency management tools
C. Remote Management Services like iLO or DRAC
D. Uninterruptable Power Supplies, UPS
A. A utility for managing DRBD devices
B. A distributed file system integrated with DRBD
C. A configuration file used by DRBD
D. A tool for managing and configuring storage resources in a cluster
