Handbook for Linux cluster management?

[animeshbaranawal]

Hi,

I am a new-comer here.
I have intermediate strength on Linux but as of now, I have only handled linux on my personal machine.
In the near future, it is possible that I may be given the responsibility of managing a linux cluster and I am not at all experienced in such tasks.
Are there any online handbooks or courses which can help one in training on linux cluster management?

Just as a side information, I do have access to a cluster playground with root permissions.

Thanks!

 

[dos2unix]

Which cluster software? Veritas? cman? Which Linux?

 

[animeshbaranawal]

Which cluster software? Veritas? cman? Which Linux?

As far as I know, every node in the cluster has CentOS installed (don't know the version). Typically, we have VM images on the nodes which are allocated to different users for their usecases.

I am not clear what you mean by cluster software. Just as a clarification I am a student and the cluster forms as a compute resource for lab activities. So we generally have someone voluntarily managing the cluster and the common software we run are distributed software like hadoop.

 

[dos2unix]

If you're using centOS, you're likely using cman.

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