Hello, Let's say I have 10 machines, each having 1TB of free disk space. They communicate over a gigabit network. I would like to create a fault-tolerant array from these machines and their storage, that would match RAID6 in overhead and fault resilience. That is, it should provide 8 TB of usable space and tolerate a 2-member failure without data loss. Does anyone know if any of the current distributed filesystems will meet these requirements? Working/stable/non-experimental level code is preferred. The simple and obvious solution is mdadm over AoE/iSCSI, but maybe there is something else built with network awareness from ground up, that would be a better choice? -- With respect, Roman
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