I'm pretty new to Gluster, though I really what like I've seen and played with so far!! Does anyone happen to know if Gluster checksums data that is written to disk? I've used ZFS quite a bit in the past, and dig the fact that it checksums every block of data that is written to disk. This allows the file system to self-heal itself when a checksum doesn't match (this assumes you are utilizing mirroring or RAIDZ), and you can use the scrub feature to check the integrity of your data. Here is one example of this: http://prefetch.net/blog/index.php/2011/10/15/using-the-zfs-scrub-feature-to-verify-the-integrity-of-your-storage/ I'm curious if something similar exists for Gluster, or if a translator could be developed to do this? I've been reading Jeff Darcy's translator 101 series, and it seems like this wouldn't be super difficult to add. Curious what others think. - Ryan -- http://prefetch.net
