We cluster and have all of our CF source code on a NAS device. I find the
NAS solution much easier to manage file synching, and it's much easier fro
backups. With today's technology in the NAS area, I'd go as far as to say
our NAS is just as reliable as an onboard drive.
Performance wise, we notice no difference.
-Rob
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On May 19, 2004, at 10:40 AM, Tom Woestman wrote:
> I have never tested the performance of this solution but we did decide
> not
> to use this configuration in our cluster due to the risk of the entire
> site
> going down if the shared volume becomes unavailable.
Your right but we also have electronic document management. having
those files on a file server where we have regular back ups has been a
life saver.
> I suspect the performance hit would be small as I believe each system
> that
> references the files would compile them to class files placed in the
> local
> system.
This is a concern for us does anyone have a more solid answer for this?
Ian
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