For slide 3, HA-ZFS is available now with HA-Storage+ if you're happy with
Active/Passive. HA-iSCSI code was released just before christmas I believe but
is currently untested, and HA-CIFS is just a thought on the roadmap.
The reason for the 2008/2009 timeline is because that's when I've been
Ross wrote:
For slide 3, HA-ZFS is available now with HA-Storage+ if you're happy with
Active/Passive. HA-iSCSI code was released just before christmas I believe
but is currently untested, and HA-CIFS is just a thought on the roadmap.
The reason for the 2008/2009 timeline is because that's
PS. This is how I drew up the concept, I'm hoping we'll be able to cluster the
ZFS Hosts by this time next year:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/servlet/JiveServlet/download/94-44970-177042-4435/Clustered%20ZFS.pdf
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Ross wrote:
PS. This is how I drew up the concept, I'm hoping we'll be able to cluster
the ZFS Hosts by this time next year:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/servlet/JiveServlet/download/94-44970-177042-4435/Clustered%20ZFS.pdf
A few notes:
slide 1. striping (aka RAID-0) is not
Although it looks like possible, but very complex architecture.
If you can wait, please explore pNFS:
http://opensolaris.org/os/project/nfsv41/
What is pNFS?
* The pNFS protocol allows us to separate a NFS file system's data
and metadata paths. With a separate data path we are free
Hello list,
I'm thinking about this topology:
NFS Client NFS--- zFS Host ---iSCSI--- zFS Node 1, 2, 3 etc.
The idea here is to create a scalable NFS server by plugging in more nodes as
more space is needed, striping data across them.
A question is: we know from the docs that zFS
Gilberto Mautner wrote:
Hello list,
I'm thinking about this topology:
NFS Client NFS--- zFS Host ---iSCSI--- zFS Node 1, 2, 3 etc.
The idea here is to create a scalable NFS server by plugging in more
nodes as more space is needed, striping data across them.
I see people
