> Just wondering if Xen has any kind of replication power 
> actually built into it at the moment. EG can I have a DomU 
> running on machine A whos vbds are replicated to machine B 
> and if A ever goes down switch to B and bring up the domU 
> there. I have done this using drbd/heartbeat but I am 
> wondering if there is a more straightforward path that I can 
> take that is less complex and performs better.
If you just want to restart the domain on another host, thn drdb should
do the job OK, though you could just as easily write a simple script to
monitor the liveness of the application, and if required, issue an "xm
-h hosta destroy mydom; xm -h hostb create mydom" etc.
In future Xen versions we intend to add support for light-weight
checkpoints and s/w-implemented fault tolerance.
Ian
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