Spencer Shepler wrote:
It appears that the distributed filesystem implementation should
provide necessary means
to collect such events. I think the responsibility falls squarely on the
distributed file system
implementation. I don't of if there are any distributed file system
implementation
On Fri, Prakash Sangappa wrote:
> Darren Kenny wrote:
> >Hi Prakash,
> >
> >I don't think it's the implementation that bridges between the kernel
> >and the user spaces that's important to JDS, and probably most other
> >people - it's the ultimate API that people will have to write to, and
> >I
Darren Kenny wrote:
Hi Prakash,
I don't think it's the implementation that bridges between the kernel
and the user spaces that's important to JDS, and probably most other
people - it's the ultimate API that people will have to write to, and
I think from this perspective that sysevents is not
Steven:
>My objective is simple. Fabric attached high end storages like EMC have
>stripe width around 8 Mbyte. Can we not match the SCSI transfer size to
>be in or around the same size?
I’m not sure what you mean. The most common EMC configuration is RAID-1 pairs,
so there is no stripe width t
Hi Prakash,
I don't think it's the implementation that bridges between the kernel
and the user spaces that's important to JDS, and probably most other
people - it's the ultimate API that people will have to write to, and I
think from this perspective that sysevents is not what we want - it may
