Does anyone have any info on when LeoFS is going to have their NFS
sharing sorted?
I recall there was was an illumos project for an Federated Filesystem,
however, I went to join the project and it was gone!
(was it somewhere else?)
Also, it was Acceptable in the 90s to use automounter and soft-links to
fake it.
[Nineties], I've [n]ot the best, I'll take all I can get....
With regards to Automounter if you choose this route something like this
may work:
/net/<host_mapped_alias>/<path_to_resource>
Those aliases could be leveraged using NIS/LDAP?/DNS to dynamically do
something interesting using hashing or something I imagine but who knows
what and how far?
(Note: stale file handles USED to be an issue 15 years ago and there was
path length limit the bit folks a couple of times but this an EDA env so
it may not be an issue)
It's been a while so I don't know how applicable it may be and I don't
even know for certain if it is available.
It was back then on HP-UX/Redhat/Solaris so if it isn't is may have been
excised.
On 6/14/16 3:40 PM, David Preece wrote:
Given the quantity of bandwidth available, how about exposing the
individual drives as iSCSI targets then having a single machine expose
the lot as an NFS share?
Not that I've done this. Yet.
-Dave
On 15 June 2016 at 07:27, Paulo Coghi - Coghi IT <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Distributed over 10Gbps dedicated local network, with multiple
physical servers, allowing zones to have more storage than its
physical server limit and, also, making zone's data more resilient
to physical node failures without the need to constant snapshots
and backups.
Are there solutions that are compatible with SmartOS?
2016-06-14 12:58 GMT-03:00 InterNetX - Juergen Gotteswinter
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>:
Distribute - how? In term of a clusterfilesystem with
distributed Locks
and all the other great trouble-causing things?
Am 6/14/2016 um 5:17 PM schrieb Paulo Coghi - Coghi IT:
> Hello, SmartOS community!
>
>
> My name is Paulo Coghi and I am an always learning server
administrator.
>
> I would like to now if it is possible to run SmartOS's LX
branded zones
> within a distributed ZFS storage (distributed using multiple
nodes), to
> avoid the need to backup and restore zone data in case of a
physical
> node failure.
>
> My objective is to distribute the ZFS storage so no data
migration is
> needed when moving a zone between nodes.
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