On 5/17/2011 11:57 AM, Michael Stowe wrote:
>>
>> Has anyone tried using BackupPC and MooseFS (http://www.moosefs.org/)?
>>
>
> No, but it seems like a *really* bad idea -- the concept of slow, off-box,
> redundant storage isn't a really good fit with the concepts of pooling and
> linking.
Actually the concept looks good. It does rely on a single master node
though.
> Since it's fuse-based, there's the possibility it doesn't support
> hard-linking at all, which would make it completely unfeasible. (I don't
> know, it's not obvious what it supports from the documentation.)
The docs say it does handle hardlinks - but it is hard to tell if it
does it well enough for backuppc. I'd expect the fuse layer to be the
bottleneck in the design - at least if you have several data servers.
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