Hello,
what I regularly do:
1) Create a snapshot (btrfs) of Brick
2) reassemble the snapshots into an new (Snapshot-) Gluster-Volume
When Reassembling the snapshots I have to remove all xattr's and
.gluster-Directory.
Since btrfs is painfully slow in deleting, I would prefer an option to
Small files is sort of a misconception. Initial file ops include a small
amount of overhead, with a lookup, the filename is hashed, the dht subvolume
is selected and the request is sent to that subvolume. If it's a replica, the
request is sent to each replica in that subvolume set (usually 2).
Hi folks,
Reading this post:
http://community.gluster.org/q/port-bonding-link-aggregation-transport-rdma-ib-verbs/
It says that gluster 3.2 does not support bonding of infiniband ports.
Does anyone knows whether 3.3 has changed this limitation? Is there any
other place where to find information
Well, it actually says it is a limitation of the Infiniband driver so nothing
with Gluster I guess. If the driver allow then in theory should not be a
problem for Gluster.
Fernando
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Hi,
I test gluster on two debian (3.2.7) and one ubuntu machine (3.2.5).
So long it work. Then I try to upgrade on the debian machines to 3.3.0 from
experimental. With this, I can't use the ubuntu one as peer.
Isn't that compatible?
Bye
Gregor
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Sorry, no. That was a design goal, but it wasn't possible.
On 09/21/2012 03:44 AM, Gregor Burck wrote:
Hi,
I test gluster on two debian (3.2.7) and one ubuntu machine (3.2.5).
So long it work. Then I try to upgrade on the debian machines to 3.3.0 from
experimental. With this, I can't use the
Yes, I think an option (--force maybe) that says I know I'm about to lose
data, that's what I want sounds like a reasonable compromise. And the
given examples have clarified the current behavior in my mind. Thank you
for the replies everyone. I'm better informed now.
Sent from my Google Nexus 7
Hi Brian, I'm just wondering if you had any luck with figuring out performance
limitations of your setup. I'm testing a similar configuration, so any tips or
recommendations would be much appreciated. Thanks, --Alex
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