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Subject: Re: [Lustre-discuss] Using NFS to mount lustre
Thanks for the pointer.
Just a quick question, will the performance suffer since we have to add
another NFS layer to the lustre
Hi Rosenberg,
On Sun, Jun 23, 2013 at 7:24 PM, E.S. Rosenberg
esr+lus...@mail.hebrew.eduwrote:
I may be wrong, but would there be any difference what so ever for the
OP between using a lustre as a backend and just setting up an NFS
server on a *nix box with some storage attached?
Regards,
Hi Trevor,
Thanks for the well define explanation.
I see that you have a successful testing with Lustre cluster in ESXi. In my
case I was more of hoping to use Lustre as an alternate storage for ESXi
instead of expensive SAN. While I am aware and have a couple of successful
deployment of ESX
Lustre files can be re-exported using NFS .
From the presentation by Oleg in Lug-2008 (
http://wiki.lustre.org/images/d/da/LUG08-Lustre-NFS.pdf )
Lustre is a normal local fs from NFS perspective Just add an entry to
/etc/export *on lustre client*/NFS server
give it try.
Hope that helps.
Thanks for the pointer.
Just a quick question, will the performance suffer since we have to add
another NFS layer to the lustre client?
Regards
Beh
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 4:07 PM, Parinay Kondekar
parinay_konde...@xyratex.com wrote:
Lustre files can be re-exported using NFS .
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Subject: Re: [Lustre-discuss] Using NFS to mount lustre
Thanks for the pointer.
Just a quick question, will the performance suffer since we have to add another
NFS layer to the lustre client?
To be clear, you cannot export Lustre via NFS from Lustre servers. You
re
Hi,
I have just recently started to test Lustre and even with a small 2 nodes
deployment, I find the performance is outstanding on 1Gb networking.
I was trying to search through the list for anything that could help me to
mount using NFS protocol but could not find anything.
Is that possible or
Hi Beh,
I have no experience with Lustre and NFS, but this past spring (are we out
of it yet?) ;) I had the chance to learn a lot about Lustre as I chose it
to be the subject of a term paper for the college I am attending. I decided
an hands on approach was the best way and started out with 3
