L. Jason Godsey wrote: > I have setup several cluster labs. > > You didn't specify your operating system, so I'll just mention my linux > configuration. > > The EASIEST by far is using PeerFS by Radiant Data. PeerFS uses local > storage on each cluster member. > http://radiantdata.com/English/Products/PeerFS.html > > I didn't have any $$ in budget for PeerFS license so it didn't get > beyond my lab. It worked very well and I was impressed. > > I was also able to get GFS working. I used ATAoE on 2 machines to act > as redundant file store, then on mailbox/database machines I used lvm2 > w/ clvmd and gfs to mount the drives from the 2 ATAoE hosts. >
Yes, this solution works quite well, but only on linux and is not free (no source code availability), which may be a barrier for many people. If you have linux, and, as MySQL multimaster replication is easy (http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2006/04/20/advanced-mysql-replication.html), you can also use MySQLfs (https://sourceforge.net/projects/mysqlfs/).
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