A jumbo ethernet frame can be 9000 bytes. The ethernet frame header is
at least 38 bytes, and the minimum TCP/IP header size is 40 bytes or
0.78% of the jumbo frame combined. Gluster's RPC also adds a few bytes
(not sure how many and don't have time to test at the moment but for the
sake of arg
Thanks a lot for your reply!
You guessed it right though - mailing lists, various blogs, documentation,
videos and even source code at this point. Changing some off the options
does make performance slightly better, but nothing particularly
groundbreaking.
So, if I understand you correctly, no o
Guess you went through user lists and tried something like this already
http://lists.gluster.org/pipermail/gluster-users/2018-April/033811.html
I have a same exact setup and below is as far as it went after months of
trail and error.
We all have somewhat same setup and same issue with this - you ca
Hello everybody!
I have 3 gluster servers (*gluster 3.12.6, Centos 7.2*; those are actually
virtual machines located on 3 separate physical XenServer7.1 servers)
They are all connected via infiniband network. Iperf3 shows around *23
Gbit/s network bandwidth *between each 2 of them.
Each server h
