You've found a starter on PostgreSQL clustering ??
I'd be most interested, are you sure you don't mean PostgreSQL
replication with slony
I am unaware of any clustering support for postgreSQL but must admit I
haven't looked in over a year.
Grtz Ramon
I think am, these:
PostgreSQL
Ramon van Alteren wrote:
Suggest we pick one of the usual free licenses (maybe the same as the
gentoo documentation project uses ?)
Please! Otherwise we can never incorporate the material into any
official documentation.
Thanks,
Donnie
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Brady Catherman wrote:
One last question for you all.. Why is distcc so popular? We used it on
our 134 node cluster and it actually made compiling much slower than
just running it on one of the nodes. The network overhead killed the
performance gain. The only way we found that it helped was
Brady Catherman wrote:
So the short of it is that higher is always better, and this is only a
'best as I personally' could do comparison.
OK, thanks for the clarification. Have you also run lmbench?
After our conversion things went together much smoother and now
maintenance is fairly
Simon - have you considered OCFS2 vs unionfs?
-Jared
On 4/11/06, Donnie Berkholz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Donnie Berkholz wrote:
If they're redistributed programs, we would very much appreciate
contribition of the ebuilds.
Sorry, contribution
Donnie
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The project's site: http://oss.oracle.com/projects/ocfs2/ contains _WAY_ too
many acronyms and the name Oracle and Oracle-specific enhancements for Oracle
tools... Though this new version seems to be more broad for it's intended
use... Anyone has some experience with this?does it implement
Is it really?...it seems like it's a shared FS but there seems to be no way for
it to be a shared _root_ ...as I said, I see no ways or indications that one
can boot off of it.
Eric
Le Mardi 11 Avril 2006 21:55, Jared Greenwald a écrit :
I was thinking of unionfs incorrectly... OCFS2 is more
Hi Eric,
Sorry, forgot to CC the list on this. Here goes...
On 4/11/06, Eric Thibodeau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mr. Rand(),
I tend to prone the Diskless approach for the reasons you are
mentionning.
You can easily switch between roots with a network boot just by modifying
your
