WO2006056506A1 - Verfahren zum nachweis der verfügbarkeit von systemkomponenten eines redundanten kommunikationssystems - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for detecting the Verheg ⁇ bility of system components of a redundantly designed communication system in which hardware devices that operate the system components of the communication system, Kursin- least are duplicated, wherein during normal operation of Kom ⁇ munikationssystems some system components active and for this redundant existing system components are operated in standby mode and in case of failure of one or more hardware devices the redundant system components take over the function of the previously actively operated system components.
- a redundant structure of communication systems is used in order to continue to ensure the required system function by the corresponding redundant components in the event of a failure of individual components. This increases the availability and reliability of the overall system. Decisive for the proper function acceptance by the redundant components is of course their perfect function.
- routine switching is mandatory in the United States of America.
- the standby components periodically take over the function from the active components. If successful, the availability of the components previously operated in standby mode is thus demonstrated. In the event of an error, the system switches back to the previously active components. This is followed by a detailed analysis of the cause of the error.
- the effort for routine switching alone will generally be lower than for a meaningful Uber ⁇ test of the standby components.
- the switching is to be regarded per se, since it affects the function of the system, at least for a short time. For the duration of the switching, the function of the system is not or only partially available.
- connection attempts can be rejected to a considerable extent during the switchover, or certain features, such as conference calls, that are already available for existing connections can no longer be available after the switchover. Such restrictions can be reduced, if at all, only with very considerable effort or even avoided.
- Another disadvantage of pure active / standby operation is the acquisition and maintenance costs for the standby components, since they are held only to take over the function in case of failure of the active components.
- acquisition and maintenance costs for the standby components since they are held only to take over the function in case of failure of the active components.
- twice the hardware costs are already incurred, compared to operation without redundancy.
- the inventor proposes the known methods for detecting the availability of system components of a redundantly designed communication system, software facilities in which Hard ⁇ that onssystems operate the system components of the Kommunikati ⁇ , are at least duplicated, wherein during normal operation of the communications system some Systemkom ⁇ components active and in the event of failure of one or more hardware devices, the redundant system components take on the function of the previously actively operated system components, in order to improve the system components and at least the system components used by them Communication channels, software processes and data function and / or task-dependent summarized and operated to resource groups and each Res ⁇ source group is executable on at least two hardware devices ⁇ running and i
- a resource group is active on exactly one hardware device and the at least one redundant resource group is operated on at least one further hardware device in standby mode, the data of the active resource group being automatically to the data of the redundantly assigned resource group repli ⁇ be sheet.
- the display option is example ⁇ be advantageous when certain hardware devices au ⁇ for repair purposes or to update the software out of service to be taken.
- the standby mode located elements are the active system components and / or active resource groups if necessary in the standby mode or vice opposite ⁇ can be switched on. This may cause certain hardware to be taken out of service for repair or to update the software.
- Switching from active to standby mode or vice versa can be carried out by the software processes or the system components used by the software process.
- a failover control component can make the switchover. For reasons of redundancy, these failover control components should be distributed over the hardware devices, such as the resource groups. The distribution, in turn, requires that the failover control components know the status information relevant to the operation of the resource groups. If the failover control components are running on the hardware devices, where the resource groups are also running, they can retrieve the relevant status information, such as CPU performance, hardware availability, availability of the communication identify themselves and pass them to the partner failover control components on the other hardware devices.
- the correct sequence of the failover control components and the data-out exchange between them itself requires at least CPU power and Kommunikati ⁇ onsbandbreite which tion by suitable measures, such as prioritization, reservation of budgets / bandwidth, dedicated / highly available communication channels, or the like,technischge ⁇ represents needs to be. This can also be achieved, for example, by running the failover control components on de- fined hardware devices that have no or to a much lesser extent to handle other tasks.
- the failover control components can be decoupled as a decision-making entity from the logic of the role switching of the resource groups as an execution instance. This decoupling is an essential prerequisite for the problem-free scaling of the failover control components with a corresponding distribution.
- the logic of the role switching of the resource groups is always limited to a hardware device. For example, it must ensure the correct order of switching of the individual resources, including monitoring and error handling.
- the failover control components in turn, can operate at a significantly higher logical level and thus remain comparatively easy to implement and test, even for more complex distribution scenarios.
- the hardware devices can be operated at least as a redundancy pair, preferably as a redundancy triple, wherein at least two resource groups are operated on a hardware device.
- first hardware device 1.1: first resource group of the first hardware device; 1.1.1: data A; 1.1.2: data B; 1.1.3: data C; 1.1.4: first software process of the first Res ⁇ source group of the first hardware device; 1.1.5: Second process of the first software resource group of the first hard ware ⁇ means; 1.2: second resource group of the first hardware device; 1.2.1: replicated data X; 1.2.2: software process of the second resource group of the first hardware device ; 1.3: third resource group of the first hard ware ⁇ means; 1.4: failure of the first hardware device; 1.5: Failover control component (FO-CTRL) of the first hardware ; 2: second hardware device; 2.1: first resource group of the second hardware device; 2.1.1: replicated
- FO-CTRL Failover control component
- FIG. 3 Redundancy triplets with three resource groups in normal operation
- FIG. 5 shows two redundancy pairs in which each redundancy pair is controlled by a failover control process of the other redundancy pair.
- FIG. 1 shows two hardware units 1 and 2, which form a redundancy pair 10, in normal operation.
- the redundant Absi ⁇ assurance of hardware units by duplicated construction, is already known.
- both the first hardware unit 1 and the second hardware unit 2 each have two resource groups 1.1, 1.2 and 2.1, 2.2.
- the individual resource groups 1.1, 1.2 and 2.1, 2.2 can thereby be task-specific by combining corresponding components are formed in a resource group 1.1, 1.2 and 2.1, 2.2, inter alia, certain data, these data using software processes and communication channels 5 are summarized.
- two software processes 1.1.4 and 1.1.5 run on the first resource group 1.1 of the first hardware unit 1, the first software process 1.1.4 accessing the data 1.1.2 and 1.1.3 and the second software process 1.1.5 accessing the Data 1.1.1 accesses.
- On the second resource group 1.2 of the first hardware unit 1 would run a software ⁇ process 1.2.2, which accesses the data 1.2.1.
- the communication channels 5 are usually used to communicate the software processes with external communication partners.
- the executable software processes the ducts Med ⁇ and the data of the first hardware unit 1 quasi "mirror-gelsymmetrisch" present on the second hardware unit. 2
- a data replication 6 of all data, that is to say a data copy, of the active resource groups 1.1 and 2.2 to the resource groups 2.1 and 1.2 in standby mode takes place.
- the data 1.1.1 to 1.1.3 of the first and active resource group 1.1 of the first hardware unit 1 are continuously replicated to the first and in standby resource group 2.1 of the second hardware unit 2.
- the data 2.2.1 of the second and active resource group 2.1 of the second hardware unit 2 are continuously replicated to the second and standby resource group 1.2 of the first hardware unit 1.
- ⁇ by this data are of a fault and / or failure in the event of one or more hardware units in the functional onsüber drown by the standby components of the redundant hardware unit.
- FIG. 2 shows the redundancy pair 10 from FIG. 1, wherein the first hardware device 1 has failed.
- the failure 1.4 of the first hardware device 1 is represented by the strike through this hardware device.
- the resource group has been operated 2.1 in standby mode ⁇ .
- Through the data replication of the food The failure or non-availability of the system due to switching is minimized.
- both resource groups 2.1 and 2.2 of the hardware unit 2 are now in active mode. All functions are therefore available for the entire system.
- FIG. 3 shows a redundancy triple 11, that is to say three redundantly arranged hardware units 1, 2 and 3 with three resource groups in normal operation.
- the first resource group 1.1 is active and the second resource group 1.2 in standby mode.
- the first resource group 2.1 is in standby mode and the third resource group 2.3 is active.
- the third resource group 3.3 is in standby mode and the second resource group 3.2 is active.
- the correct operation of the redundancy tripe 11 in normal operation is thus a clear indication of the correct functioning of all three hardware units 1, 2 and 3.
- at least a first, a second and a third resource group must work actively. Due to the constant data replication 6, it is again possible the
- the functions of the active second resource group 3.2 are taken over by the second resource group 1.2 of the hardware unit 2, which was previously in standby mode.
- this third hardware unit 3 are still at least a first 1.1, a second 1.2 (both are on the first hardware unit 1) and a third resource group 2.3 active.
- the function of the system is thus retained.
- 4 shows a Redundanztripel 11, each with three resource groups per hardware unit 1, 2 and 3 operating in the normal ⁇ .
- the first resource group 1.1 is active.
- the second resource group 1.2 is in the second standby mode S2 and the third resource group 1.3 in the first standby mode S1.
- a respective resource group 2.2 and 3.3 is active on the second and third hardware device, the respective other resource groups 2.1, 2.3 and 3.1, 3.2 are in standby mode.
- FIG. 5 shows two redundancy pairs 10, in which each redundancy pair 10 is controlled by a failover control component
- the arrangement in FIG. 5 consists of four hardware devices, of which in each case the first hardware device 1 and the second hardware device 2 the first redundancy pair 10 and the third hardware device 3 and the fourth hardware device 4, the second redundancy pair 10 bil ⁇ the.
- Each hardware device 1, 2, 3 and 4 is operated with two resource groups each.
- the failover control components 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, and 4.5 are themselves assigned to a resource group.
- the faver control component 1.5 is assigned to the first hardware unit 1 of the first resource group 1.1.
- the failover control component 2.5 of the second hardware unit 2 is assigned to the first resource group 2.1.
- Control component 3.5 of the third hardware unit 3 is assigned to the third resource group 3.3.
- the failover control component 4.5 of the fourth hardware unit 4 is assigned to the third resource group 4.3.
- the failover control components 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, and 4.5 By assigning the failover control components 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, and 4.5 to the resource groups, they have an active or standby role themselves. Thus, only the Failo ⁇ ver-control components 1.5 and 3.5 enabled, the failover control components 2.5 and 4.5 are in standby mode. Only the failover control component in the active role handles control tasks, each for the resource groups of the other redundancy pair 10. Thus, the active failover control component 1.5 controls the hardware devices 3 and 4. The further active failover control component 3.5 controls the hardware devices 1 and 2. The respective controlling component is thus not affected by errors on the hardware devices which it controls and whose availability they thus determine. Reasons for a role switching can be in addition to the absence of the cyclically distributed status data targeted Problemmeldun ⁇ gene, for example, software errors or imminent Hardware ⁇ failures, such as temperature rise or failure of redundant ⁇ ter components.
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