Hello,
I am proud and glad to announce drbd-9.2.0. It is a new feature release,
bringing:
1) Lower latency for mirrored write requests
Every mirrored write request gets completed one scheduler context switch
earlier. This is a result of better integration with the networking stack.
2) Lower cont
Hello,
Finally, the RDMA transport got the long necessary attention. Now it tests
successfully on RHEL9 clones. And, BTW, we enabled also all of the regular
tests, that test network interruption via iptables also for the RDMA
transport. (iptables can only fetch RoCE packets with rdma_rxe, the
soft
Hi,
we think that we fixed all known issues in the drbd-9.2 branch. (With the
exception of the RDMA transport, which still has known issues)
This time it comes with a new feature: Support for network namespaces
That means that a drbd path (the part of a drbd connection that has IP
addresses), wi
Hello,
and here is the 3rd release candidate for drbd-9.2.0
It turned out that in the new coordination between resync and
application IOs a corner case was not properly considered. Fixed and
tested this, now we are turning back to the community and asking you
if you find a way to break it.
We wi
Hi,
drbd-9.2.0 gets a second release candidate.
Accidentally, rc.1 broke wire protocol compatibility with all earlier DRBD
releases. That is fixed in rc.2 of course. The other change relates to the
DKMS build process on kernels that have CONFIG_INFINIBAND not set.
We give it at least another wee
Hello,
Nikolaus/Saint Nicholas brings you the first triple release of DRBD.
For 9.0 we got a dividend from the WinDRBD effort. There was an
access-after-free bug hiding in the code, that is no issue when DRBD is
running in the Linux kernel since the Linux kernel does not un-map the
addresses afte
