We use Mogile at Sharpcast for our SugarSync service. We are
currently storing about 220 million files, 120TB logical.
On Jun 29, 2008, at 7:32 AM, Justin Huff wrote:
We use Mogile at picnik.com
About 14TB and 52 million files.
--Justin
dormando wrote:
mike wrote:
On 6/29/08, mike
Jared,
I'm curious, how do you deal with files up to 1gb? Does mogilefs handle
files this big better than it used to, or have you implemented separating
large files into several chunks? I had read somewhere on the lists a while
back that anything over 100mb often causes the storage daemon to
2) When the client issues the call Where is file $x? and it gets
back a list of locations, does the tracker reply back in random order?
Or is it always the same? Is it expected that the client take the list
and randomize them too? Just wondering - if the server always replies
with $x is on
On 6/29/08, dormando [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First off - thanks for the quick reply. On a Saturday night, too!
It's weighted by a few things:
- Nodes that are down are removed.
- If IO monitoring is working, the list of paths are sorted, in order of
least busy nodes.
perfect. this is as
so if no_verify=0, then it issues a HEAD to see if the file exists, if
so, it replies back yes, i have the file to the tracker, which
combines those replies from the various storage nodes marked as the
ones that have it, and then sends that to the client?
couldn't there be a process which
On 6/29/08, dormando [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so if no_verify=0, then it issues a HEAD to see if the file exists, if
so, it replies back yes, i have the file to the tracker, which
combines those replies from the various storage nodes marked as the
ones that have it, and then sends that to
mike wrote:
On 6/29/08, dormando [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so if no_verify=0, then it issues a HEAD to see if the file exists, if
so, it replies back yes, i have the file to the tracker, which
combines those replies from the various storage nodes marked as the
ones that have it, and then sends
We use Mogile at picnik.com
About 14TB and 52 million files.
--Justin
dormando wrote:
mike wrote:
On 6/29/08, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Two parter:
1) Other than Danga properties like LJ, are there other sites using
MogileFS in production? It'd be cool to see a list/stats (how many
