Hi all, We currently store BLOBs in the database and are considering migrating to file-based DataStore (for various reasons).
Assuming a configuration of 2 linux servers running clustered JackRabbit instances. The datastore would be configured to reference a SAN or shared NFS. Assuming a cheaper NFS mount, this raised the following questions: 1) is it reasonable to rsync the NFS mount to a backup server regularly to provide fault tolerance? 2) following on from 1), if we only rsynced the NFS mount every 15 mins what would be the impact of data loss within the Data Store? 3) Finally, does JackRabbit still create local cached bin*.tmp files when using the DataStore (as it does where BLOBs are in the database)? (Hopefully not). Regards, Shaun
