I'm gonna have to go with C. The DLM is the distributed lock manager, and OCFS2 definitely needs that to coordinate access to the shared filesystem. Piece of cake!
I'm gonna have to go with C. The DLM is the distributed lock manager, and OCFS2 definitely needs that to coordinate access to the shared filesystem. Piece of cake!
Haha, this question is a bit of a trick! The answer is clearly E. The O2CB service is like the heart and soul of OCFS2, how could that not be required?
D is the answer, for sure. The CLVM is used for managing cluster-wide logical volumes, but OCFS2 doesn't need that. It has its own ways of handling the shared storage.
E is the correct answer. The O2CB service is not a required component for OCFS2 in Pacemaker. It's used for cluster communication, but not essential for the filesystem itself.
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