I have 42 OSDs on 6 servers. I'm planning to double that this quarter by
adding 6 more servers to get to 84 OSDs.
I have 3 monitor VMs. Two of them are running on two different blades in
the same chassis, but their networking is on different fabrics. The third
one is on a blade in a different chas
Hi Jake,
we have the fabric interconnects.
MONs as VM? What setup do you have? and what cluster size?
Regards . Götz
Am 13.05.15 um 15:20 schrieb Jake Young:
> I run my mons as VMs inside of UCS blade compute nodes.
>
> Do you use the fabric interconnects or the standalone blade chas
I run my mons as VMs inside of UCS blade compute nodes.
Do you use the fabric interconnects or the standalone blade chassis?
Jake
On Wednesday, May 13, 2015, Götz Reinicke - IT Koordinator <
goetz.reini...@filmakademie.de> wrote:
> Hi Christian,
>
> currently we do get good discounts as an Univ
Hi Christian,
currently we do get good discounts as an University and the bundles were
worth it.
The chassis do have multiple PSUs and n 10Gb Ports (40Gb is possible).
The switch connection is redundant.
Cuurrently we think of 10 SATA OSD nodes + x SSD Cache Pool Nodes and 5
MONs. For a start.
Hello,
I'm not familiar with Cisco UCS gear (can you cite exact models?),
but somehow the thought of buying compute gear from Cisco makes me think of
having too much money or very steep discounts. ^o^
That said, I presume the chassis those blades are in have redundancy in
terms of PSUs (we alway
Hi,
we have some space in our two blade chassis, so I was thinking of the
pros and cons of using some blades as MONs. I thought about five MONs.
Pro: space saving in our rack
Con: "just" two blade centers. Two points of failures.
From the redundndency POV I'd go with standalone servers, but spac
