On 03/24/2013 04:43 AM, Stephan von Krawczynski wrote: > So the automated distribution of the vol-files does not help > the majority at all. It's not just about distribution of volfiles. It's also about ensuring their consistency across many servers and clients, and handling dynamic updates. For dynamic configuration changes without reboots or even remounts, you either need glusterd or you need to reinvent a good portion of it. Even you should be able to appreciate the value of that, since dynamic configuration speeds the tuning process. Then there are a whole bunch of other features that I mentioned in my last reply, which you should read this time before rushing to give the broken record another spin. > you just > said you cannot solve this by yourself and want to drop it on external > know-how Nobody said anything of the sort. We *can* solve it for ourselves, but there's no reason we should expend our own resources to solve the parts of the problem that are already well solved elsewhere. There's no question that there will still be plenty of domain-specific functionality left for us to deal with ourselves. Leveraging other projects is just basic software-engineering good sense, as it allows us to devote more resources to enhancements in other areas - including those you've said need improvement. Reinventing the wheel would be stupid, and forcing each user to reinvent their own would be worse.
