I just found this one:
http://www.cuddletech.com/articles/iscsi/
So we can make a Linux box an iSCSI target, freaking sweet.
Now we can put the clustered initiators in the front with some targets behind.
s--- yea!
/djb
James wrote:
David Busby <busby <at> edoceo.com> writes:
I'm looking for reccomendations for storage clustering. I'd like to network
together some Gentoo boxes
which internally
are SCSI+RAID5 and then be able to store data on these multiple boxes as
though they are one big filesystem.
Similar to
what Isilon does but with Gentoo. I've been reading the web sites about the
stuff in /usr/portage/sys-fs/
but I cannot
tell which package is going to give me the "right stuff". Can anyone point me
in the right direction?
Well, I've been collection information as I have a 'large' need for remote video
surveillance. Here are the general approaches I've seen related to clustering
and large data storage needs, from a cost-effective point of view:
OPenmosix has some beta offerings that run on 2.6 based servers.
From the Linux Journal, May 2005 there is an article
"Building a Bioinformatics Supercomputering Cluster" that may be of interest.
Also from the Linux Journal, june 2005 it talks about ATA over Ethernet:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8201
I'd be interested in any other clustering or
'high availability' technologies you find for
Gentoo.
HTH,
James
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