Re: Gluster 7 or 8?

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Hi WK,

i believe gluster 7 just received it's latest maintenance patch @version 7.9. so that's a dead end from there on.

I'm not sure if you can skip a whole version going straight to 8.

Unfortunately I cannot answer your other questions. Hopefully somebody else could.

Best Olaf


Op do 17 dec. 2020 om 18:23 schreef WK <wkmail@xxxxxxxxx>:
Greetings:

We have several  replica 2 + Arb clusters using 6.x.

They have worked wonderfully with the only glitch being traced back to a
faulty network card.

We are considering doing a fork lift upgrade for some them as we have
some down time during the North American holidays and some available kit
that is newer/better.

According to the Website, Gluster 7 is the 'maintained version' and G8
is the current.

Any thoughts about being conservative and just going to G7 or should we
go ahead with G8 since we have fairly simple setups?

Also what is the status with Thin Arbiter?

Is it considered Safe?

How much of an improvement of people seen with it?

For Us, Classic Arbiter works great, so we would need a reaon to go with
Thin, but speed would be one of them if we are giving up safety.

-wk


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