Re: Testing write master and multiple read clients on NFS share

[Michael Weinrich <micxer@micxer.de>]

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Well, as I wrote it was a first try but since it seems to have no 
obvious flaws and I was satisfied with the results, I'm happy to have 
provided a useful example. Please go ahead and add it if you like. 
However I would add the time_based option as Daniel Abuggie suggested. 
It made more sense.

I also like the idea to have a bunch of example files since the HOWTO is 
very detailed but also very heavy for a beginner to work through.

-- Michael

Am 24.05.15 um 03:15 schrieb Jens Axboe:
> On 05/20/2015 05:51 AM, Michael Weinrich wrote:
>> Yeah, well, I needed a process that writes to the same files the others
>> are reading from to somehow simulate expiring local caches (and to see,
>> if NFS handles that the right way). And yes, it took me quite some time
>> to dig through most of the options to tailor the tests to my needs
>>
>> But I'm also glad to hear, that it doesn't look completely wrong for a
>> first try :-)
>
> I think it looks very reasonable. I'd like to include your job file in
> the examples/ directory, if that's OK with you.
>
> In general, I'd love to have a richer repository of job files included
> (or available, at least). It's much easier for new users to find
> something roughly like what they want and then modify it, than it is to
> start from scratch.
>


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