- Original Message -
| Is there any other tuning I can use to make GFS2 faster in this
| scenario? Does anyone use rsync in similar scenario, and how fast is
| file list created?
Hi Nikola,
GFS2 is mostly self-tuning. However, we are making improvements all
the time. The performance dep
Hello,
As mentioned in the previous post, I have setup my first cluster with
3 nodes running CentOS 5.4. Two nodes are mirrored using DRBD, and that
is used as shared storage for cluster. Third node is accessing that
shared storage using GNBD. When all three nodes are up and running,
everythi
Hi
I am away until 28/02/11. If you require support, please email
supp...@host365.com or call +44 (0)207 610 9911 in my absence.
Regards
Ashley
--
Linux-cluster mailing list
Linux-cluster@redhat.com
https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
Hello,
I have started building my first cluster with 3 nodes using CentOS
5.4. Two nodes have disk mirrored using DRBD, and third node is
accessing it using GNBD.
We're still not in production, but I wanted to test backup procedures.
All web files will be copied to the remote server using
- Original Message -
| Hi !
|
| We are in the testing phase of our setup, and I had to grow a GFS2
| filesystem under RH6, wich was full. It didn't work because of a bug,
| so I
| deleted some files to make room, and the the grow worked, but still I
| couldn't write more data. So I took th
On 25/02/11 07:21, Martijn Storck wrote:
Thanks for your message.
Somehow the issue has not returned since yesterday when I applied some
tuning to our GFS, specifically:
glock_purge 50
demote_secs 100
scand_secs 5
statfs_fast 1
It's most likely the biggest contributor is the statfs_fast se
Please read the warning at the end of this email
> As a rule of thumb, I always do a "vgscan" on all of the other nodes in the
> cluster, after creating a LV on a clustered VG.
> // Thomas
In this instance however, vgscan doesn't appear to f
