If it will work with you're app I don't know it depends on the app.
For example if you can have 2 instances of the app that can use a single NFS 3rd party NFS server then the answer is yes cluster will work very well just replace every where in the how-to where it says NFS with Gluster.
But it really depends on how the app writes file.
-- Sent from my HP Pre3
On Oct 7, 2013 10:20, Jeff McKeon <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello all,
I'm completely new to gluster and want to know if what I'm thinking of
using it for is possible.
I've got a mail server (iRedMail to be exact) on a OpenSUSE 12.3 that
stores all mail data in /data.
I would like to put up a clone of this server and, using gluster, create
a master-master replication scheme of the /data directory on both so
that I have a hot standby should server A go down.
A) is this a legitimate use of Gluster
B) If A, is there some documentation I can be pointed to to sort it out?
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Best Regards,
Jeff
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