Re: excessive inode consumption in namespace?

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I'm having a bit of a puzzle here.

I've setup a 1 server, 1 client test. The server exports 4 bricks and a
namespace volume, and the client unifies those (see specs at the bottom).

The namespace directory actually sits on the first partition, so I would
expect that partition to show twice the number of consumed inodes compared
to
the other partitions. But what I'm seeing instead is a threefold
consumption:


That is a bit of wrong math.

No of inodes in NS = No of directories in any child + No of files in all
children.
It is not directly proportional to any one child.

The namespace should be put on a partition where you can create LOT of small
files. Generally XFS or reiserfs will do a good job. If you are using ext3,
format it with a very small block size.

thanks,
avati


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Anand V. Avati


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