On to. 25. okt. 2012 kl. 11.00 +0200, Brian Candler wrote:
On Thu, Oct 25, 2012 at 10:23:33AM +0200, Runar Ingebrigtsen wrote:Does that mean the bauer-power article [1] about how healing fails is inaccurate?AFAICS that page doesn't say anything about how gluster healing works. He says he had data corruption, and I do not doubt that. However the page doesn't specify the version of gluster FS used, the versions of Ubuntu and ZFS used, etc. So I can't conclude what caused the corruption. Running Linux on ZFS and Gluster on ZFS in production would take someone quite brave I think. Plus he seems to be using IET (iSCSI). That is, I guess he's running a virtual SAN by serving disk image over iSCSI, where those disk image files are stored on a replicated gluster filesystem on top of ZFS? Very brave.
Awesome answer, Brian. I already knew that ZFS is a risky choice, and that iSCSI is not as friendly towards failover as NFS, CIFS or GlusterFS. I is very educating to get your view on this.
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