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Veritas InfoScale™ 7.4.1 Virtualization Guide - Solaris

Last Published: 2019-02-01

Product(s): InfoScale & Storage Foundation (7.4.1)

Platform: Solaris

Section I. Overview of Veritas InfoScale Solutions used in Solaris virtualization
1. Overview of Veritas InfoScale Virtualization Solutions
Section II. Zones and Projects
1. Storage Foundation and High Availability Solutions support for Solaris Zones
2. Storage Foundation and High Availability Solutions support for Solaris Projects
Section III. Oracle VM Server for SPARC
Section IV. Reference
1. Appendix A. Where to find more information

Configure storage service groups

VCS agents manage storage services that are made available to a guest Logical Domain. Depending on the back-end storage device, use the appropriate VCS agent. For more information on supported VCS agents, see Identify supported storage and network services.

Note:

You must configure a storage service group on each physical system in the cluster.

Figure: shows storage service groups in the control domain and alternate I/O domain on a physical system

Configuration parameter	Description
Localize resource attribute value	You may need to localize VCS resource attributes depending on the type of back-end storage device. For example, for Disk resource, if the back-end storage paths from the control and alternate I/O domains are different, you need to localize the partition attribute. Disk disk1 ( Partition @primary = \ "/dev/rdsk/c3t50060E8000C46C50d2s2" Partition @alternate = \ "/dev/rdsk/c1t50060E8000C46C50d2s2" )
Service group type	Service groups that manage storage services in the control domain and alternate I/O domain must be configured as a parallel service group.
Configure the SystemList attribute	Modify the SystemList attribute of the service group to add hostnames of the control domain and alternate I/O domain configured on the physical system.
Configure Phantom resource	If all the resources are of the type Disk, configure a Phantom resource. The Disk resource is of the type OnOnly and does not contribute to determine the state of the service group. The Phantom resource enables VCS to determine the state of parallel service groups that do not include OnOff resources. For more information on the Phantom agent, refer to the Cluster Server Bundled Agents Reference Guide.

An example of storage service group configuration from main.cf configuration (for a setup that has two physical systems)

Control domain host names - primary1, primary2

Alternate domain host names - alternate1, alternate2

group primary1-strsg (
        SystemList = { primary1 = 0, alternate1 = 1 }
        AutoStartList = { primary1, alternate1 }
        Parallel = 1
        )

        Disk disk1
							 (
        Partition @primary1 = "/dev/rdsk/c3t50060E8000C46C50d2s2"
        Partition @alternate1 = "/dev/rdsk/c1t50060E8000C46C50d2s2"
        )

        Phantom ph1 (
                )
group primary2-strsg (
        SystemList = { primary2 = 0, alternate2 = 1 }
        AutoStartList = { primary2, alternate2 }
        Parallel = 1
        )

        Disk disk2 
								(
        Partition @primary2 = "/dev/rdsk/c3t50060E8000C46C50d2s2"
        Partition @alternate2 = "/dev/rdsk/c1t50060E8000C46C50d2s2"
        )

        Phantom ph2 (
                )