Thanks for the links Bill. I will check them out. Before I try it, how
likely would it work for a system other than yours? :O)
Bill Bryce wrote:
It works but honestly I can't say it is 'production'. If you are
interested in the 'roll' it is located at:
http://www.osgdc.org/project/kusu/wik
Thank you for commenting on this Greg. I might look deeper into perceus
as an option if rhel (and particularly variants as in Scientific Linux)
work well. Our infrastructure will most likely include nfs-root,
possibly hybrid and full-install. So if Perceus can support it with a
few simple VN
On Wed, 13 Dec 2006, Simon Kelley wrote:
> Donald Becker wrote:
> > On Tue, 12 Dec 2006, Simon Kelley wrote:
> >> Joe Landman wrote:
> > I would hazard that any DHCP/PXE type install server would struggle
> > with 2000 requests (yes- you arrange the power switching and/or
> > reboots to
Sorry all, my math was a bit off (thanks Mike and others).
To be clearer:
* $24k or so per pair of servers and a pair of 15*750GB arrays
* The pair has 16.4TB usable (without the normal 5% reserved by the
filesystem)
* The pair has 20.5TB raw (counting disks use for spare and redundancy)
* Eac
Steve Cousins wrote:
We are currently looking to upgrade storage on a 256 node cluster for
...
1.2 to 2.5 GB/sec when it gets to the storage. Of course, this is only
...
What do you expect the I/O's to look like? Large file read/writes? Zillions
of small reads/writes? To one file or dire
Donald Becker wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Dec 2006, Simon Kelley wrote:
>
>> Joe Landman wrote:
> I would hazard that any DHCP/PXE type install server would struggle
> with 2000 requests (yes- you arrange the power switching and/or
> reboots to stagger at N second intervals).
>
> Those that h
On Dec 9, 2006, at 11:27 AM, Eric Shook wrote:
Not to diverge this conversation, but has anyone had any experience
using this pxe boot / nfs model with a rhel variant? I have been
wanting to do a nfs root or ramdisk model for some-time but our
software stack requires a rhel base so Scyld
On Saturday 09 December 2006 10:36, samit wrote:
> hello list,
>
> i am looking for a application (most preferably, but not necessarily OSS or
> free software) and that can create distributed, reliable, fault tolerant,
> decentralized, high preformance file server. I've looked at few P2P file
> sto
