On 04/04/2017 01:54 PM, Travis Eddy wrote:
Thank you for the response.
I'm Pretty sure the problem is with the Gluster's NFS and how XenServer
interacts with it. As I feel like its not running in async mode.
Everything is at-least 10x faster using bland kernel NFS with the async
option... 90+MB/sec (saturate gigabit) vs 5~7MB/sec I'm pretty sure
there is a default option in the gluster nfs that needs changing.
I tried the " nfs.trusted-sync off" option.
as well as the "tuned-adm profile rhgs-random-io " (which isn't aviable
on cent btw)
and using the gluster group virt and the redhat options
Is there another way to ensure the Gluster NFS sync is in async mode?
Also currently following the Gluster and Centos guides GlusterFS and
Ganesha isn't working.
What exactly didn't work?
E.g. my blog article details setting up nfs-ganesha, from a very simple
non-gluster setup, to a simple setup with gluster, and gluster with
pacemaker HA.
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Kaleb
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