Re: Improving real world performance by moving files closer to their target workloads

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> The look-up of file location is done by the hash. The namespace only serves
> to present a unified view of all the individual merged stores.
>

lookup of a file is done by parallely asking all the servers for the
filename. once a server responds, the location knowledge is cached till the
file becomes unreachable on that node.

I'm not sure that there is a namespace "cache" per se. I think the file open
> call is just routed according to the hash.
>

The current version of unify does not make use of hashes. A filename could
reside anywhere. Using hash based on filename has issues with renaming and
hardlinks

avati


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