On Jun 18, 2007, at 2:13 AM, Ben Rockwood wrote:
Hey Paul,
Matty's presentation is awesome. There is nothing in that
document that is obsolete. Sure, 'devfsadm' isn't normally
required because the initiator now handles that hassle for you, but
there are times where its called for and something people should
know about. I'd have absolutely no reservations giving a talk on
iSCSI tomorrow using that preso as is.
That said... there are omissions due to a handful of "recent"
additions, namely the ZFS "shareiscsi" attribute.
As for other resources... I've blogged the Solaris implementation
several times, the most recent and comprehensive being this: http://
www.cuddletech.com/blog/pivot/entry.php?id=779
I'm willing to, as a member of both the storage and documentation
communities (and iSCSI-a-holic) to write a complete end-to-end
storage guide. That blog entry above was the start of a series of
very in-depth discussions... but there wasn't a lot of feedback or
interest really.
Due to limited feedback most of the content currently created is
relegated to presentation slides and blog entries. There are
several of us doing it. If a proper storage guide is what people
want we just need to know it'll be valued and useful and we'll get
fired up to do it.
Absolutely yes. That would be most helpful. I think it would
clarify a bunch of questions.
The first(?) and official(?) opensource storage guide? sounds tasty...
eric
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