Thanks for your reply ! I have many data folders such as data1,data2... and 
this data folders contains some files. The data will be disable if one files 
missed. I use distributed volume storage the data folders and the files of data 
folder is distributed to all bricks. The all data folders will be disable if   
one brick down. I think out the distributed replica volume,but disk utilization 
is  less than 50% whth replica volume.I can put up with some data missing ,but 
I cann't tolerate all data being disable. So,I want the data folder storage 
just one brick,so that ,if one brick down , it has some data folder disable in 
this brick and other data is well.
 
Thanks,
LiLi
 
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if you are worrying about the disk failure will bring all your data 
unavailable,the distributed replica volume is a good choice.

2016??11??17??????????jin deng <[email protected]> ??????


2016??11??17?????????????? <[email protected]> ??????
In distributed volume, the files will be distributed to different bricks.But,my 
data is a folder if it's lack of a file,the folder of data will be disabled.So, 
I want a specific folder will be store one brick to avoid dropping a brick and 
all data is disable.


 I don't understand your purpose.It seems you want all your data which inside 
one specific directory to be stored on a fixed brick(without dht) instead of 
letting the data dispersed among all bricks.IMO,that violates the model of 
"distributed volume".Not sure if i've misunderstood your purpose.Maybe someone 
will give a different opinion.
 

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Thanks,DengJin


  

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Thanks,DengJin
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