i installed pvfs2
it seams a good solution for a distributed disk over a cluster
cheers,
erez.On 7/27/05, Marc A. Volovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoth Muli Ben-Yehuda: Looking at AFS has been known to induce tears and hysteria. It's the most non-unix-like UNIX FS I've ever seen.Exactly, old
hi
I have few machines, each with a small disk
i want to build one big network disk from all.
(i.e. one partition)
how do i do that ?
btw: system: centos-4.0 (RHEL4 equiv)
erez.
On Wed, Jul 27, 2005 at 07:00:33PM +0200, Erez D wrote:
hi
I have few machines, each with a small disk
i want to build one big network disk from all.
(i.e. one partition)
how do i do that ?
Export them via nbd, gnbd, drbd, iscsi or AOE as a network block
device, and then put raid on top
Quoth Erez D:
I have few machines, each with a small disk
i want to build one big network disk from all.
(i.e. one partition)
Oh my, isn't this a can of worms.
It will be MUCH easier to build a NFS snake-pit out of this.
However, if you really want to build one filesystem of of the shebang
Quoting Erez D, from the post of Wed, 27 Jul:
hi
I have few machines, each with a small disk
i want to build one big network disk from all.
(i.e. one partition)
how do i do that ?
I remember Qlusters used to use a flavor of GFS that let all machines
see the roots of all of the other
On Wed, Jul 27, 2005 at 08:41:49PM +0300, Marc A. Volovic wrote:
However, if you really want to build one filesystem of of the shebang -
look at AFS or GFS.
Looking at AFS has been known to induce tears and hysteria. It's the
most non-unix-like UNIX FS I've ever seen.
Seriously, anyone have
Take a good look at Lustre: http://www.lustre.org/
Guy
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8:01 PM
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Subject: distributed disk
hi
I have few machines, each with a small disk
i want to build one
Quoth Muli Ben-Yehuda:
Looking at AFS has been known to induce tears and hysteria. It's the
most non-unix-like UNIX FS I've ever seen.
Exactly, old chap. Would it not be fun seeing someone do this ;-).
Seriously, anyone have suggestions for a distributed fs suitable for a
home sort of