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> wrong thing even after education.
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Subject: Re: [lustre-discuss] Lustre as /home directory
On 2/16/18 8:53 AM, Michael Watters wrote:
> Can't be much worse than NFS.
Oh yes, it can! It will really depend upon how your users
On 2/16/18 8:53 AM, Michael Watters wrote:
Can't be much worse than NFS.
Oh yes, it can! It will really depend upon how your
users work with it. If you regularly have many
people building their software chains, that can drag
your interactive response to its knees very quickly.
If your users al
Can't be much worse than NFS.
On 02/15/2018 10:30 AM, Mark Hahn wrote:
>> My question is, Is it advisable to have /home in Lustre since users data
>> will be of small files (less than 5MB)?
>
> certainly it works, but is not very pleasant for metadata-intensive
> activity, such as compiling.
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What will your backup/snapshot strategy going to be and how will you
implement it?
On Thu, Feb 15, 2018 at 5:30 PM, Mark Hahn wrote:
> My question is, Is it advisable to have /home in Lustre since users data
>> will be of small files (less than 5MB)?
>>
>
> certainly it works, but is not very pl
My question is, Is it advisable to have /home in Lustre since users data
will be of small files (less than 5MB)?
certainly it works, but is not very pleasant
for metadata-intensive activity, such as compiling.
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Hi,
I don't know if the experts think it is advisable or not, but it does
work. I have been using /home on Lustre for years now, and not encountered
any problems.
gr,
Martin
From: "Ravi Konila"
To: "Lustre Discuss"
Date: 15-02-2018 08:25
Subject:[lustre-discuss] Lustre as
