Hello
I'm not sure what you mean by "I use another program to take care all of
them, such as, report the state of file system"
That mean something else which will query all the different DB and merge
the result? Kind of map/reduce ?
That could work, but this is a lot of work and code and I'm think it
will be very hard to do.
If what you are looking for is really speedup, buy a server with a lot
of RAM and very fast disk like SSD. Put you SQL DB and Robinhood on it,
tune MySQL and RBH properly and you will a very good speedup.
Aurélien
Le 14/01/2014 10:28, Lucas a écrit :
Hi Aurélien,
You are right, DB cost the most of time. If each node have a database
and when the scanning process finished, I use another program to take
care all of them, such as, report the state of file system. Is this
possible to speed up the process?
I have implement the part that can assign jobs( robinhood can chose
weather add the a directory to its job stack and scan it by itself or
use the Torque's API to send that directory as a job and scan it in
other nodes ) to each nodes automatically using the technology of Torque.
PS: Torque is an open source program and widely used. If there is
anything makes you confused, Let me know, I believe I have made a lot
of syntax errors.
Thank you all of you!
Best regards,
Lucas
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