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zhengyu at attbi.com zhengyu at attbi.comThu May 30 13:16:09 PDT 2002
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Are there any initiatives to combine SAN/NAS with cluster computing platforms such as beowulf? For a large cluster each with direct attached storage, maintanance and managability are definitely problematic. > Hi everyone! > I'd like to hear your expert opinion on how to effectively use the > distributed storage > capacity of a cluster. Suppose you have hundreds of nodes, each with a local > hard disk, > thus the accumulated capacity is huge. Aslo you have large amount of data to > be stored. > How can we reliably take advantage of the storage on the nodes? > I checked out PVFS. It is nice, but it seems to me the reliability is an > issue -- if one of the > storage nodes goes down, the whole FS is not available (correct me if I am > wrong). > CXFS and GFS are not our options because they cost $$. > Any suggestions on how we can best use the capacity, while having no > problems > when one or two nodes crash? > > Thanks. > ------------------------------------------------------- > Falun Dafa: Truthfulness Benevolence Forbearance > http://www.falundafa.org > ------------------------------------------------------- > Yudong Tian, Ph.D. GSFC/NASA (301) 504-5825 >
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