Re: Improving real world performance by moving files closer to their target workloads
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Derek Price wrote:
If all nodes do attempt to stay up to date with this information, then
if the node accepting a write goes incommunicado, the quorum can simply
and effectively roll back the transaction by revoking the node's lock
and rolling back its idea of the current version number of the affective
file or directory.
And with that we're back to the journalling idea. If we have a per file
journal (write-ahead log, if you will), then if the writing node fails
during the write, when it's lock is expired, the other nodes can just
roll back the transaction.
Gordan
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