Hi there,
New user here and I'm still reading documentation but had a question regarding suitability of Gluster for different applications. I've just read the note that states Gluster isn't suitable for things like a NoSQL DB and wanted to know more.
So on the DB front, what's the technical reason for this? High iops to small files? Have I missed the documentation for this?
What I'm trying to do is build a HA Docker Swarm on top of Gluster. I was assuming I could just mount the Gluster volume to /mnt/persistent_data, or whatever, and use Docker Volumes to map into the containers? Are there reasons for not doing this?
One of the services I need to run is Git LFS which uses a DB to store large/binary files and uses file locking. Is this an issue?
Thanks, Shareef.
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