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I've found an interesting project in GFS ( still under devel. ) and nbd
( http://www.it.uc3m.es/%7eptb/cgi-bin/cvs-yoke.cgi ).
It seems than Coda is an hungry software, too bad to share some "small"
space on a little number of machines.
Is there any other solution ?
zas
zas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On 22 Déc, Emmanuel Anne wrote:
> On 22-Dec-1999 Jason Saunders wrote:
>> A good way of sharing files across realservers is the coda filesystem,
>> which you can find at http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu
>
> Yes but :
> - it is a mess to configure.
> - The server can't have the files on a local filesystem, or it has them
> twice,
> the second being a sort of backup and not related to the content of the
> server.
> - You need to have separate partitions for the cache, the coda filesystem if
> you want performance (which can be a problem sometimes)
> - The client is not a simple client : it is very resource hungry (essentially
> in memory). And the size of the cache on the client MUST be big if the server
> is big also...
> - It is in devlopment, and so not guaranteed stable.
>
> Emmanuel Anne - ABS
> Tél : 01 53 45 90 93
> email : emanne@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> site web : http://www.absysteme.fr
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