Re: Failure Mode for Distributed Hot-Tier and Distributed-Replicated Cold-Tier

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On 02/16/2016 10:41 AM, Marc Eisenbarth wrote:
What happens if I have a distributed hot-tier and distributed-replicated cold-tier when one of the hot-tier volumes goes away and one of the distributed-replicated volumes also goes away? Is my entire system still in a read-write state?

-Marc



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Hi Marc,

    When you say "one of the hot-tier volumes and one of the distributed-replicated volumes goes away"  do you mean to say, one of the bricks in those volumes?If yes, then cold-tier volume is still in read-write state. But you will not able to read/write anything to the brick in the  hot-tier which goes away since it is a distribute volume.

Thanks
kasturi.

   
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