Hi Aaron,
Thanks for the hint! :)
Best regards,
Tomasz Wolski
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Ah. You, my friend, have been struck by a smooth criminal. And by smooth
criminal I mean systemd. I ran into this last week and spent many hours
banging my head against the wall trying to figure it out.
systemd by default limits cgroups to I think 512 tasks and since a
thread counts as a task
Hello GPFS Team,
We are observing strange behavior of GPFS during startup on SLES12 node.
In our test cluster, we reinstalled VLP1 node with SLES 12 SP3 as a base and
when GPFS starts for the first time on this node, it complains about
too little NSD threads:
..
2018-03-16_13:11:28.947+0100:
Hi
You can have few options:
1) Active/Active GPFS sites - with sync replication of the storage - take
into account the latency you have.
2) Active/StandBy Gpfs sites- with a-sync replication of the storage.
All info can be found at :
Thanks Olaf, but we don't use NetworkManager on this cluster..
I now created this simple script:
-
#! /bin/bash -
#
# Fail mmstartup if not
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