Implementation of One Solution when Migrating from Centos to RED OS for a High Availability Cluster
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This paper presents a brief overview of popular domestic OS distributions developed as part of the implementation of import substitution tasks in the field of software and telecommunications. One of the solutions for the transition from CentOS to RED OS is presented for a High Availability cluster based on Pacemaker and the DRBD distributed file system, which ensures the operation of the organization's website and MySQL database server.
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