Hanni Ali wrote:
>> I've looked at implementing a mysql-cluster in great detail and let it
>> go because it's mostly meant for a setup with a fixed database-size.
>> If you experience (large) growth in your database volume clustering is
>> not very suitable (we're in that situation)
>
> I'd agree,
I've looked at implementing a mysql-cluster in great detail and let it
go because it's mostly meant for a setup with a fixed database-size.
If you experience (large) growth in your database volume clustering is
not very suitable (we're in that situation)
I'd agree, database clustering has to be
Hi Brian,
Brian Kroth wrote:
> I currently manage about 40 Window, OSX, and Hardened Gentoo servers.
> I will soon have 12 P4 servers that were previously used as video
> encoders free as well as an Apple XRaid. With all this spare hardware
> I thought I'd research setting up a cluster of server
Brian,
Have you seen this project:
http://www.pvfs.org/
Multi-disk/multi-server storage, sounds like what you're wanting. If
found it when hunting for a package to help me build something like the
Isilon (sp?) systems.
/djb
> G'day Brian,
>
> I've played around with OCFS2 and AoE in co
G'day Brian,
I've played around with OCFS2 and AoE in combination with Xen and they
seem to work alright.
I did have to increase the hearbeat timout for OCFS2 because all the
machines would think the SAN went offline when there was _heavy_ load.
Works a treat now that the timeout has been increas
Hello all,
I currently manage about 40 Window, OSX, and Hardened Gentoo servers. I
will soon have 12 P4 servers that were previously used as video encoders
free as well as an Apple XRaid. With all this spare hardware I thought
I'd research setting up a cluster of servers running Apache for l
