[Lustre-discuss] compact lustre system advice needed
Kevin Van Maren
Kevin.Vanmaren at Sun.COM
Thu Feb 26 17:19:29 PST 2009
Yes, it can be done (use bonded Ethernet), but with only a single
server NFS is likely a better fit - Lustre's advantage is scaling with
many servers.
Kevin
On Feb 26, 2009, at 5:15 PM, Stuart Marshall <stuart.l.marshall at gmail.com
> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to set up a lustre service on a single machine with
> multiple ethernet ports, multiple cpu cores and multiple disks?
>
> The idea would be that the machine would either use L4 link
> aggregation or mulitple IP's and a modest number of clients (<10)
> would access the file system. The MDT and >=1 OST's would not share
> physical disks. The motivation for this is to get the best
> performance possible for such a small collection of hosts. In my
> case, there would be 1 writer and multiple (asynchronous) readers.
>
> The clients would be seperate machines. The MGS/MDS/OSS's would be
> "in" the same machine.
>
> Has this been done or discussed before?
>
> any comments welcome,
> thanks,
> Stuart
>
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