Hi, I have a setup with two servers mirroring each others' files using cluster/afr:2. The two servers are on a high-latency connection, so I would like to ensure that the local server is given preference in i/o over the distant server. I do not need aggregrate performance, only file replication. Is it the default behavior to do i/o on the first server listed in the afr configration before the 2nd? I see this in the FAQ about striping, which makes me wonder: GlusterFS AFR (automatic file replication) translator does a striped read to improve performance on mirrored files. And I do not see the equivalent of a "scheduler" option in cluster/afr in the src that would let me use something like NUFA. What is the best way to ensure this? Thanks! :august
