sharing file spaces

sharing file spaces

[Eric S. Johansson]

just double checking.  If I want to share file space from dom0 with all 
of my domU machines, NFS is the way to go?

what I'm trying to accomplish is building binary packages out of all of 
my gentoo updates on dom0 and picking them up on the domU machines 
without replicating the packages.

---eric

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RE: sharing file spaces

[Ian Pratt]

> just double checking.  If I want to share file space from 
> dom0 with all 
> of my domU machines, NFS is the way to go?
> 
> what I'm trying to accomplish is building binary packages out 
> of all of 
> my gentoo updates on dom0 and picking them up on the domU machines 
> without replicating the packages.

NFS works fine, though you might want to consider GFS or OCFS2.

Ian


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Re: sharing file spaces

[Eric S. Johansson]

Ian Pratt wrote:
> NFS works fine, though you might want to consider GFS or OCFS2.

gfs looks interesting although the thought of wrestling with more kernal 
  patches at this time is unpleasant.  OCFS2 warns it is only ready for 
the stout of heart.

I think either nfs or rsync is the way to go at this time for me.

many thanks for the feedback. much appreciated.

--- eric

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Re: sharing file spaces

[Xin Zhao]

Yes. I think so. I often did this thing. :)

xin


On Sun, 20 Mar 2005, Eric S. Johansson wrote:

> just double checking.  If I want to share file space from dom0 with all
> of my domU machines, NFS is the way to go?
>
> what I'm trying to accomplish is building binary packages out of all of
> my gentoo updates on dom0 and picking them up on the domU machines
> without replicating the packages.
>
> ---eric
>
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> http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.03/view.html?pg=5
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> technology - except that we're not.
>
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