That last little bit “not available today” gives me hope. It would be nice to
get there “one day.”
Our situation is we are using NFS for access to images that VMs run from. An
outage means shutting down a lot of guests. An NFS outage of even short
duration would result in the system disks of
Apologies if that was misleading. As stated before there are no plans to support rolling code upgrade for SMB in Spectrum Scale.
To answer your question with some speculation, which is no commitment: If there was ever an effort to make rolling upgrade available in clustered Samba, that would be
Hi Folks,
As this is my first post to the group, let me start by saying I applaud the
commentary from the user group as it has been a resource to those of us
watching from the sidelines.
That said, we have a GPFS layered on IPoIB, and recently, we started having
some issues on our IB FDR
You could also use the GPFS prestartup callback (mmaddcallback) to execute
a script synchronously that waits for the IB ports to become available
before returning and allowing GPFS to continue. Not systemd integrated
but it should work.
Fred
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Until IBM provides a solution, here is my workaround. Add it so it runs before
the gpfs script, I call it from our custom xcat diskless boot scripts. Based on
rhel7, not fully systemd integrated. YMMV!
Regards,
— ddj
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[ddj@storage041 ~]$ cat /etc/init.d/ibready
#! /bin/bash
#
# chkconfig:
Whether or not you meant it your words “that is not available today.” Implies
that something is coming in the future? Would you be reliant on the Samba/CTDB
development team or would you roll your own.. supposing it’s possible in the
first place.
Thanks
Richard
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