Hi James,
Just checking back -- were you able to test it out with the config option?
Thanks,
-venky
-venky
On Wed, May 7, 2014 at 11:07 PM, Venky Shankar <yknev.shankar@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Wed, May 7, 2014 at 6:10 PM, James Le Cuirot <chewi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
I know this has been asked before but I felt that it wasn't fully
answered and I think the situation may have changed in 3.5.
I have set up geo-replication between two machines on my LAN for
testing. Both are using NTP and the clocks are definitely in sync.
CRAWL STATUS reports Changelog Crawl. When I make a change on the
master, it takes up to a minute (sometimes less) for the slave to
notice.That's because the change detection interval is 60 seconds by default[1] in 3.5. This has been changed to 15 seconds lately.
Now I understand that geo-replication will always have some delay, not
least because it is asynchronous, but given these are tiny changes with
practically no other activity going on, I was expecting it to be a
little more responsive. Even in production, there will very little
traffic so some additional resource usage to speed things up would not
be an issue. Is this configurable at all?It's configurable. Try this:# gluster volume set <volume> rollover-time 1to indentify changes (followed by syncing it to the slave) every second. This will definitely speed up replication.
I've seen it explained previously that inotify does not scale well and
gluster has taken a more efficient approach. I hadn't expected this to
come at the cost of such long delays though. We're only planning to
have two nodes, a master and a slave, and I've also seen it said that
gluster provides little benefit over a simple periodic call to rsync
under such setups. Combine that with inotify and the rsync solution
even starts to look favourable.
Lowering this delay is not a deal-breaker for us, it's just that it
seems unnecessarily long. I'd appreciate hearing your thoughts.
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