I've worked with GFS 6 and 6.1 quite a bit lately and in reading the posts over the last few months, I see a lot
of references to gfs2. I'm not quite sure where it sits in the grand scheme of things other than it's the next big
itteration of gfs as a whole and attepmpts are being made to mearge it into the kernel.
This post has some good info, but not much in the way of specifics http://lwn.net/Articles/150652/
- GFS2 - an improved version of GFS, not on-disk compatible
- DLM - an improved version of DLM
- CMAN - a new version of CMAN, based on OpenAIS
- CLVM - will allow more LVM2 features to be used in the cluster
These seem to be all there is as far as a "roadmap" and the OpenAIS link doesn't seem all that descriptive
unless one is a developer.
Is there some point of reference which describes the changes between whats already released and what is
planned? For instance, a post recently mentioned adding openais interfaces/functionality.
Basically I guess I am looking for a roadmap of some sort?
Cheers
Corey
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