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I did some playing around with this early last year. My first approach
was using a 3rd party tool to add the needed network infrastructure.
Didn't get all the way there, but I did get quite far. Might work now
if you try with some later 11gR2 releases... I know there have been
enhancements to the interconnect code and I might have been getting
stuck there.
http://www.ardentperf.com/2011/03/04/byo-oracle-rac-on-ec2/Another possible approach would be using either linux containers or
user-mode linux to virtualize within a single EC2 instance. This is
what I want to try next, but I haven't had time to work on it yet.
Hoping to have some time when I'm back home from Africa in May. :)
-Jeremy
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On 01/02/2012 01:06 PM, William Muriithi wrote:Happy new year everyone,
I have tried to do a bit of googling against both the Amazon support
forum and general Internet but I do not find anything helpful perhaps
because of the the different way private public network can be
interpreted.
I am curious if there is anyone here who has attempted setting up a
RAC on amazon cloud. How would one go about fulfilling the RAC
requirement of having a separate public / private network? Would
virtual interface be of any use between instances given the limitation
that instances do have only one interface? Any guidance would be
appreciated
Thanks in advance
William
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