Re: glusterfs to replace nfs?

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maybe a daft, but hopefully easy question: I'm having some issues
with nfs, statd, etc., which I'm unable to resolve since months (and
which are on-topic elsewhere), and am therefore looking for
alternatives to mount some resources on my storage server to a
couple of VMs running here.

Some of the issues with NFS can occur with GlusterFS too, it just
depends on what issues you're talking about. A pointer to the related
discussions would be helpful.

Actually, there is a multitude of issues. One may be related to

http://serverfault.com/questions/527463/desperate-statd-timed-out-lockd-cannot-monitor-unmonitor

I also appear to be having this issue - only that the solution provided there did not help:

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nfs-utils/+bug/1089941

Finally, there appear to be race conditions with mounting nfs at boot in Ubuntu. Some hints on this could be seen, e.g., here:

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nfs-utils/+bug/1095917

The issue for me is that often the entire boot hangs when the mounts don't work out. So I had to build a script checking if the VMs come up ok, and if not, they are destroyed and booted again. Clumsy. That plus the other issues impacting performance of not only the VM, but the entire network convinced me to move away from nfs for now.

Thanks for your other feedback. That reads quite well, and as I don't have resource issues on the metal machine at all, let's see how things work out with glusterfs.

Thx!
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