Hi, I'm in the process of setting up server-side AFR with 2 servers in separate data centres, separated by a WAN. Writes will be relatively few, so we can live with the performance limitations of the WAN. I noticed unexpected performance though when listing directories of around 1k files with ls -al. It looks like for this operation server1 is sending traffic to server2 in the other data centre, which for a read-only operation I wasn't expecting. tshark shows a reasonable amount of traffic that looks related to xattr: lots of mentions of filenames and 'trusted.glusterfs.afr.metadata-pending'. I'm using the "option read-subvolume local" to point read operations to the volume local to either server. Have tried both with and without the performance translators client-side to no avail. We're using 2.0.0rc1. Apologies if this is an obvious question - can someone spot what I'm doing wrong? cheers, Barnaby
