Re: Cost- and Powerefficient OSD-Nodes

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> > 2 x (2 x 1Gbit) was on my mind with cluster/public separated, if the
> > performance of 4 x 1Gbit LACP would not deliver.
> > Regarding source-IP/dest-IP hashing with LACP. Wouldn't it be sufficient
> to
> > give each osd-process its own IP for cluster/public then?

> I'm not sure this is supported. It would probably require a custom
> CRUSH map. I don't know if a host bucket can support multiple IPs.
> It is a good idea though, I wish I thought of it last year!

Will investigate that. :)

> > > Can you recommend a 'cheap' 10G-switch/NICs?
> >
> > I using the Dell N4032's. they seem to do the job and aren't too
> > expensive. For the server side, we got servers with 10GB-T built
> > in for almost the same cost at the 4x1GB models.

> I'm using a pair of Cisco Nexus 5672UP switches. There are other
> Nexus 5000 models that are less expensive, but it's pretty affordable
> for 48 10Gb ports and 6 40Gb uplinks.

As far as I could check online.. One Cisco Nexus 5672UP costs more than
the entire cluster I have planned.
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