Hello,
I took a look at the RedHat website:
Red Hat GFS is...
* The only native 64-bit cluster file system on Linux for enterprise
workloads - support for x86, AMD64/EM64T, and Itanium
* The most scalable enterprise cluster file system on Linux - supported
up to 256 nodes
* Tightly integrated with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (no patching needed)
* The only open source (GPL) cluster file system for enterprise
workloads
* POSIX-compliant, meaning applications don't have to be rewritten to
use GFS
I don't see s390 mentioned anywhere, did anyone set up a gfs cluster on
zLinux?
I'm also looking for a shared-space solution for my gentoo_s390 systems
like I have on my z/OS systems with shared catalog and so on.
GFS seems to be an interesting solution which handels locking via
locking-daemons 8gfs daemons).
But it seems to be a little bit difficult to install, because you have to
patch your kernel to get it running.
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