Hi All,
NAS storage server in OpenSolaris JeOS Prototype
http://blogs.sun.com/VirtualGuru/entry/nas_storage_server_in_opensolaris
Nice day
Rudolf Kutina
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> NO. Snapshotting is sacred
LOL!
Ok, ok, I admit that snapshotting the whole ZFS root filesystem (yes, we have
ZFS root in production, oops) instead of creating individual snapshots for
*each* individual ZFS is against the code of good sysadmin-ing. I bow to the
developer gods and will only
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At this point having a separate tool that allows you to do "spring cleaning"
and deleting files from snapshots would quite possibly be more in the spirit of
snapshotting than having to delete snapshots.
Just my $.02,
Rudolf
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>file as suggested
earlier.
It seems like the appropriate solution would be to have a tool that allows
removing a file from one or more snapshots at the same time as removing the
source ...
Rudolf
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tions
So what can provide me a magical "zpool_update_label" functionality ?
Nice
Rudolf (VirtualGuru)
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Amazon EC2 enviroment represent some interesting chalenges like ephemeral
storage feature fist access can be significantly slower then
subsequent ones.
See more in 'OpenSolaris on Amazon EC2' workshop:
http://blogs.sun.com/VirtualGuru/entry/warm_welcome_opensolaris_on_amazon
Nice day
Virtual
