On Oct 20, 2004, at 11:37 AM, Enric Font wrote:
Hi,
I need to make a server farm, with 160 GB of availible disk space.
The idea is to have a single disk server with AFS (or CODA....) that shares the 160 GB, to store web pages and mailboxes (or maildirs).
I want to ask what is the max size that can support AFS. I was reading the mailing list, and i can't be able to find some thread about it.
AFS is a distributed file system. So _AFS_ (here I'm talking about the client) doesn't care much about how much data is in the cells you're accessing.
Your fileserver is using the filesystem on your partition and thus that of the machine it's running on (I presume you're using Linux).
There are limitations in the number of entries in your volumes and in the volume sizes but I think you won't touch those in a cell with 160GB.
Horst
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