[Gluster-users] Multiple volumes on the same disk

As per the subject - my underlying file system is ZFS RAID10. Is there any problem with creating multiple volumes with bricks on the same ZFS drive? Do volumes on the same disk cooperate on reads/writes or compete? how about memory usage? - Thinking of separating out the various groups (Dev,

Re: [Gluster-users] Multiple volumes on the same disk

On 18 April 2016 at 13:35, Gmail wrote: > I’ve tried more than one volume on the same Zpool, but with separate ZFS > share for every volume. I didn’t find any performance issues compared to XFS > on LVM. > Thanks Bishoy, good to know > > PS: ZFS by default stores the

Re: [Gluster-users] Multiple volumes on the same disk

I’ve tried more than one volume on the same Zpool, but with separate ZFS share for every volume. I didn’t find any performance issues compared to XFS on LVM. PS: ZFS by default stores the extended attributes in a hidden directory instead of extending the file inode size like what XFS do!

[Gluster-users] Multiple volumes on the same disk

As per the subject - my underlying file system is ZFS RAID10. Is there any problem with creating multiple volumes with brick on the same ZFS pool? is there cooperation on reads/writes? - Thinking of separating out the various groups (Dev, Support, Testing, Office) into their own volumes. But if