Hi,
On a network capable of scp-ing files between machines at 60MB/sec, we are
only able to achieve 2-3MB/sec of throughput when using AFS. We've been
conducting tests on 300MB files, by copying them from the /afs/* mount to
the local filesystem with memcache enabled. In production, we will not
On 8/31/2011 4:07 AM, Ken Elkabany wrote:
Hi,
On a network capable of scp-ing files between machines at 60MB/sec, we
are only able to achieve 2-3MB/sec of throughput when using AFS. We've
been conducting tests on 300MB files, by copying them from the /afs/*
mount to the local filesystem
Hi,
Well, others will have more to say about versions, but I imagine the
recommendation will be to have more modern servers and clients. Also, as you
suggest, the EC2 environment might very well put afs at a disadvantage, for
example, there might be NAT (though I have no real idea). It's not
