Re: Network Raid (possibly OT sorry)

[Richard Heycock <rgh@roughage.com.au>]

You might want to consider lustre http://www.lustre.org.

rgh


On Mon, 2004-03-15 at 09:14, David Bernick wrote:
> hello fellow Reiser-lovers.
> 
> So Reiser rocks. It's great for a single system. But recently i've wanted to 
> build a network raid: A disk on host-a be mirrored in real-time (or near 
> real-time) to a disk on host-b. I know DRBD does this, but I'd like to read from 
> both disks and write to a master. DRBD makes the slave disk non-readable. I've 
> been playing with Intermezzo, which sort of does the trick but it seems to be 
> fairly unsupported as far as active mailing lists are concerned.
> 
> So the question, as off-topic as it may be, is what do you use for a mirrored 
> (replicated?) filesystem, if you use one? Any suggestions would be great.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> d
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