RE: [SSI-users] cluster file systems - ports, performance and SSI

[Walker, B. J <bru...@hp...>]

I'm not aware of anyone trying OpenAFS but we have run with Lustre and
there is a README available on how to set it up.  Lustre has been used
as a root filesystem (as well as just application filesystems) but I
don't think the howto for that is available yet.  =20

Bruce

P.s. we have only done OpenSSI as lustre clients.  The lustre server
cluster (OSTs and MDFs) is outside the OpenSSI cluster.


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> Behalf Of Mike Gehl
> Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 9:17 AM
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> Subject: [SSI-users] cluster file systems - ports, performance and SSI
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> Hi - does anyone have experience with high(er) performance=20
> file systems=20
> and SSI? I'm thinking OpenAFS, Lustre, etc.? Which have been=20
> successfully integrated with OpenSSI? I have a strong need to=20
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> a cluster file system that provides better write performance than a=20
> typical nfs/autofs setup. HA would be a logical next step. I want to=20
> get a proper OpenSSI setup, but need to manage the distro/kernel=20
> rev/file system/OpenSSI availability matrix first!
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> Thanks in advance -
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> Mike
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