I'v heard this from large VPS hosting provider.
Anyway, even our intenal projects require more then 100MB/s in peak and
more then 100 GB of storage (while only 100 GB are free). So local SSDs
are cheaper for us, then 10G network and commercial version of pstorage.
16.11.2015 15:22, Corrado Fi
Phil,
thanks a lot for report.
Could you submit a bug to our Jira?
https://bugs.openvz.org/
On 13:13 Mon 16 Nov , Phil Daws wrote:
> Hello all:
>
> Just tried to update a Virtuzzo v7 / CentOS 7 installation from the factory
> branch and received the following message:
>
> Error: Package: vcmmd
Hello all:
Just tried to update a Virtuzzo v7 / CentOS 7 installation from the factory
branch and received the following message:
Error: Package: vcmmd-7.0.18-1.vz7.x86_64 (factory)
Requires: numpy >= 1.7
Yet when I try and install 'numpy' the package does not exist and
http://rpm.p
Hello,
CT's requirements in I/O depend on an user application. 1 Gbit link is enough
to supply up to 100 MB/s I/O in PStorage.
Moreover according our statistic HSPs usually have 10-20 MB/s I/O per node,
running tens of containers, because I/O is almost random. So, 1G network should
be enough f
Hi guys,
i'm not sure about flashcache 3.x (if anybody used it and thus it had been ever
compilable against OpenVZ kernels),
but for flashcache 2.x i know for sure that it compiled ok several months ago =>
if something got broken now it is most probably some simple issue.
So i suggest
1) file i
Hi Nick,
could you elaborate more on the second point? As far as I understood, pstorage
is in fact targeted towards clusters with hundreds of containers, so I am a bit
curious to understand where you got that information.
If there's anyone on the list that has used pstorage in clusters > 7 - 9
