Terry wrote:
On Jan 25, 2008 9:57 AM, <gordan@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Also, two more questions:
1) What about putting this NFS cluster in VMware?
2) I am assuming this would have to be an active-standby model since
only 1 host can "own" the disk in read/write, correct?
No, the whole point of GFS is that you can have multiple nodes mounting
and using the same volume r/w at the same time.
Gordan
OK, that makes sense. My other question is what other filesystems
does Red Hat support that can be used in this fashion? PVFS, OCFS,
etc. ?
We use gfs for a scalable NFS-server. We have one filesysteem on fibre disk
array and 5 gfs servers mount this filesystem. The 5 gfs servers export
this filesystem as NFS to +/- 800 nodes.
This is our setup for gfs/nfs
Regards
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