I can assure you that here in the US I have made then
VERY aware of that fact. Since we have such a large
cluster they really want to move us into RHEL in the
worse way.
We use XFS under Fedora and contrained to using RHEL,
EXT3. When the client complains about performance, I
just tell them to
On 10 Nov 2007, at 4:23 am, Mark Hahn wrote:
we live in different worlds. we support spikes in demand by
interleaving
them in a large enough pool of resources. sure, there's no
guarantee that spikes won't conflict. do you really have users who
are willing to pay for a whole cluster an
