On 23 July 2013 17:16, Gregory Farnum <[email protected]> wrote: > > And without wanting to sound daft having missed a salient configuration > > detail, but there's no way to release when it's written the primary? > > Definitely not. >
I thought as much -- and now you've explained why, I completely understand the reasoning behind that bizarre idea. You can do things like say "this data is always accessed from this > location" and set up your pools and crush rules to associate the data > with a location; you cannot write to arbitrary replicas. It's something I'd be interested in, but as I said -- no practical application for me just quite yet ;) Ok, thanks Greg, you've been a star! Matthew Walster
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