Matt,
If you have issues with an AFM gateway service and its running on a node that also performs NSD roles
your likely to have knock on effects onto your NSD's as well.
I guess it depends how risk adverse you are, best practice is to separate the roles
(if you were using ESS it would be a
We've done it both ways. You will get better performance and fewer challenges
of ensuring processes and memory don't step on eachother if afm gateway node is
not also doing nsd server work. However, using an nsd server that mounts two
filesystems (one via mmremotefs from another cluster) did
Hello all,
How important is it to separate these two roles. planning on using AFM
and I am wondering if we should have the gateways on different nodes
than the NSDs. Any opinions? What about fail overs and maintenance?
Could one role effect the other?
Thanks
Matt
