Hello again,
I'm trying to implement self-healing functionality in my translator.
I've been browsing source code (basically mount/fuse and cluster/afr
translators) and I see that fuse seems to always make a lookup call each
time it sees a file or directory, at least the first time. If that's
Hello,
Well we've been privy to our first true error in
Gluster now, and we're not sure of the cause.
The SaturnI machine with 1Gbyte of RAM was
exhausting its memory and crashing and we saw
core dumps on SaturnM and MMC. Replacing
the SaturnI hardware with identical hardware to
SaturnM
On 03/13/2012 07:52 PM, Ian Latter wrote:
Hello,
Well we've been privy to our first true error in
Gluster now, and we're not sure of the cause.
The SaturnI machine with 1Gbyte of RAM was
exhausting its memory and crashing and we saw
core dumps on SaturnM and MMC. Replacing
the SaturnI h
On 03/13/2012 07:52 PM, Ian Latter wrote:
Hello,
Well we've been privy to our first true error in
Gluster now, and we're not sure of the cause.
The SaturnI machine with 1Gbyte of RAM was
exhausting its memory and crashing and we saw
core dumps on SaturnM and MMC. Replacing
the SaturnI h
Thanks for the info Pranith;
the option to increase the max num of background
self-heals
is cluster.background-self-heal-count. Default value of
which is 16. I
assume you know what you are doing to the performance of the
system by
increasing this number.
I didn't know this. Is there a queue l
On 03/14/2012 01:47 AM, Ian Latter wrote:
Thanks for the info Pranith;
the option to increase the max num of background
self-heals
is cluster.background-self-heal-count. Default value of
which is 16. I
assume you know what you are doing to the performance of the
system by
increasing this numbe
