Hi,
Yes, of cause...should have included it from start.
Yes, I know an old version, but I will rebuild a new cluster later on,
that is another story.
Client side:
Archlinux
glusterfs 1:3.10.1-1
Sever side:
Replicated cluster on two physical machines.
Both running:
Centos 7 3.10.0-514.16.1.el7.x86_64
Gluster glusterfs 3.8.11 from centos-gluster38
Typical user case(the one we have problem with now; typical):
Our users handle genomic evaluations, where loads of calculations
are done, intermediate results are saved to files (MB-GB size and
up to a hundred files),
and used for next calculation step where it is read from file,
calculated, written to file aso. a couple of times.
The lenght of these processes are about 8-12 hours and up to
processes running for up til about 72-96 hours.
For this run we had 12 clients (all connected to gluster and all
file read/writes done to gluster). On each client we had assign
3 cores to be used to run the processes, and most of the time all
3 cores were beeing used on all 12 clients.
Regards
Marcus
Från: Milind Changire <mchangir@xxxxxxxxxx>
Skickat: den 23 januari 2018 15:46
Till: Marcus Pedersén
Kopia: Gluster Users
Ämne: Re: Understanding client logs
Marcus,
Please paste the name-version-release of the primary glusterfs package on your system.
If possible, also describe the typical workload that happens at the mount via the user application.
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