Bryan,
Thanks for your answers. Indeed, secondary storage is not used much if you do
not have regular snapshotting taking place, as Nux suggested. In my case it
will be the case so I was looking at using gluster for that. However, secondary
storage vm seems to freeze the mountpoint if it
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I think you are referring to this statement: After adding a gluster
layer (fuse mount) write speeds per process are at ~150MB/sec.
So the raw fs write speed for 1 or more processes against a mountpoint
on xfs I get ~300MB/sec. After the fuse layer is added (with replica=2
as shown in my config)
