Re: cephfs and erasure coding

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My use case - from past ages /mail is block device for kvm vm. Now I need more space for messages, but I don't want use 3x raw space for replicas.

What is your reccomendations? Create an RBD image on an erasure coded pools when a replicated pool tier set a cache tier?

Thanks.

On 03/30/2017 07:09 AM, Christian Balzer wrote:
If you read that whole thread, you will have noticed my reply and
questions, Sami's question and the total lack of responses by Daniel.
W/o further data I'd be reluctant to call that a success, at least in a
general sense.

A native dovecot-ceph object interface will certainly help performance,
but of course still be somewhat limited by the network nature of things
and also a total black box compared to maildir on a FS.

Lastly, do you feel comfortable to put all your mail eggs into one
(software) storage basket?
At a million+ users I most certainly don't.

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Best regards,
Konstantin Shalygin

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