[SSI-devel] Re: [SSI-users] OpenSSI 0.9.6 is now available

[Bruce W. <br...@ka...>]

> Since 0.8.0, OpenSSI has been booted on more than 67 IA-32 nodes.

It has booted on a lot more than 67 nodes, counting all users and clusters
they are using.  The 67 is the largest known single cluster to date (thank you
Scott Hinchley).

> It includes a first cut of HA-CFS, which allows the cluster to lose
> its CFS root filesystem server node and continue running, if another
> node is attached to the same disk. The Lustre and NFS clients were
> integrated (non-root). LVS now automatically registers any socket
> that does a listen(). Unix domain sockets, SysV shared memory, and
> SysV semaphores are all clusterwide.
> 
> A /proc interface can now be used to migrate a process, rather than
> SIGMIGRATE. An ssidevfs mount is now done for every node, and /dev
> is a context symlink into the ssidevfs for a process' node. CFS now
> supports file locking via fcntl(). The SSI version of util-linux has
> been merged with 2.11z. The xinetd server is now run on all nodes by
> default.
> 
> Various bugs have been fixed, including races, hangs, panics, and
> problems with strace on IA64 and Alpha.
> 
> The latest version of OpenSSI is 0.9.6. Both binary RPMs and source
> code can be found on http://openssi.org/.
> 
> Enjoy,
> 
> Brian
> 
> 
> 
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