Hello,
I was taking a peek at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OneFS_distributed_file_system and curious
if HAMMER will ever have features like this.
TIA
Hi all,
Im thinking about deploying DragonFly as a storage server. Company I work
for needs fine snapshot/versioning granularity and I think Hammer would be
good for that. The situation is like this: they want daily snapshots, but
they want to keep every modification of files/databases since the
:Hi all,
:
:Im thinking about deploying DragonFly as a storage server. Company I work
:for needs fine snapshot/versioning granularity and I think Hammer would be
:good for that. The situation is like this: they want daily snapshots, but
:they want to keep every modification of files/databases
Thanks Matt,
So if I set the prune-min to 3 days, and use even the default PFS config
(1 day snapshot, 1 day prune, 1 day reblock) it will just work?
Excellent!
Petr
:In regards to existing hammer instalations that run the initial HAMMER
:release, do I have to upgrade to HAMMER WIP?
:
:Petr
It isn't necessary for the pruning feature.
If it is still calling it WIP then you have either an old kernel
or an old hammer binary. Do not upgrade to the
Sorry for the confusion, IM running a recent kernel + userland, but the file
system was created about 9 months ago, this is what I have:
min=1 wip=3 max=2 current=1 description=2.0 - First HAMMER release
available versions:
1 NORM2.0 - First HAMMER release
2 NORM2.3 - New
:
:Sorry for the confusion, IM running a recent kernel + userland, but the file
:system was created about 9 months ago, this is what I have:
:
:min=1 wip=3 max=2 current=1 description=2.0 - First HAMMER release
:available versions:
:1 NORM2.0 - First HAMMER release
:2 NORM2.3
I am very intrigued with the HAMMER filesystem. I am a heavy Linux
user and at work we use Linux exclusively. I was curious how hammer
manages dynamic inodes. On ext3 we pre create inodes which is a fixed
amount. How is hammer doing this?
Sorry if this is a newbie question. I asked the same
:I am very intrigued with the HAMMER filesystem. I am a heavy Linux
:user and at work we use Linux exclusively. I was curious how hammer
:manages dynamic inodes. On ext3 we pre create inodes which is a fixed
:amount. How is hammer doing this?
:
:Sorry if this is a newbie question. I asked the
Thankyou. I will start dust of my CS books to start looking into Btrees.
On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 9:58 PM, Matthew Dillon
dil...@apollo.backplane.com wrote:
:I am very intrigued with the HAMMER filesystem. I am a heavy Linux
:user and at work we use Linux exclusively. I was curious how hammer
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