This is a really terrific question.
We use Coraid storage, and their driver operates below the I/O
scheduler, which is a shame.
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On May 2, 2007, at 3:33 PM, Jeff Stoner wrote:
Just a thought...anyone do any load testing with GFS (and non-GFS
clusters) using different I/O schedulers (CFQ v Deadline v NOOP v as?)
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Subject: Re: reducing heartbeat interval
garylua@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi, hwo do i go about changing the heartbeat intervals for cluster
suite for RHEL4? Is the minimum 5 seconds, or can i go even lower,
like 1 sec? thanks
cluster.conf parameters (eg):
<cman hello_timer="1" deadnode_timer="10"/>
The number are integer seconds so 1 is the smallest value you
can have. Before you put that into production though, check
it under load because high I/O or network loads can cause
spurious node "failures".
see /proc/cluster/config/cman for all the changeable values.
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