Hallo!
[Asked by a technical managerial new person assembling a
recommendation (sorry for my relative ignorance) and apologies for
the long English sentence]:
Is ZFS ready today to link a set of dispersed desktop computers
(diverse operating systems) into a distributed RAID volume that
supports desktops being turned on and off (with a power-down, "close-
up" protocol but without a schedule), and assimilates new desktops
very easily when they come online in such a manner that It would
distribute the network load across all desktops for both reads and
writes?
And could, say, such a set-up email the administrator if the array is
in danger of losing integrity (due to too many desktops being taken
offline), with the performance proviso that the number of machines
needed to maintain integrity should scale as more data is added to
the volume, and the volume(s) size should grow automatically as more
machines are added?
Many thanks
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