R. R. Scadden;R. J. Bogdany;J. W. Clifford;H. D. Pearthree;R. A. Locke
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引用次数: 8
摘要
在本文中,我们描述了Events/IBM.comt基础设施(EI)上的持续可用服务和应用程序托管,这是一个基于三个活动数据中心的持续可用虚拟化环境,已证明许多顶级网站100%可用,包括www.ibm.com。该环境由跨越三个地理位置不同的数据中心的同时活动的路径组成。我们描述了使用IBM WebSphere®集群、IBM DB2实现自动化快速扩展和连续可用性的技术™ 复制、负载平衡、虚拟化网络基础架构组件以及IBM System p®虚拟化功能。我们探索在不中断服务的情况下部署应用程序版本和更新、应用修复包以及更新硬件和操作系统的最佳实践。此外,我们还讨论了如何对多路径冗余解决方案的大量流进行故障排除和同步。最后,我们描述了要求持续可用的托管解决方案的要求,以及对我们的多站点方法的修改,以便在更少的数据中心中使用。本文中主题的应用使EI中的应用程序托管多年来没有计划内或计划外中断的连续服务得以实现。
Resilient hosting in a continuously available virtualized environment
In this paper, we describe continuously available services and application hosting on the Events/IBM.comt Infrastructure (EI)—a continuously available virtualized environment based on three active data centers that has demonstrated 100-percent availability for many premier Web sites, including www.ibm.com. The environment consists of simultaneously active paths spanning three geographically diverse data centers. We describe techniques for automated rapid scaling and continuous availability using IBM WebSphere® clustering, IBM DB2™ replication, load balancing, virtualized network infrastructure components, and IBM System p® virtualization capabilities. We explore best practices for deploying application releases and updates, applying fix packs, and updating hardware and perating systems, all without interrupting service. In addition, we discuss how to troubleshoot and synchronize the vast flows of a multipath redundant solution. Finally, we describe the requirements that dictate continuously available hosting solutions and modifications to our multisite approach for use in fewer data centers. Application of the topics in this paper has resulted in continuous service with no planned or unplanned interruptions over many years of application hosting within the EI.