[Beowulf] Surviving a double disk failure
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Stuart Midgley sdm900 at gmail.comSat Apr 11 19:02:54 PDT 2009
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Thanks to all the responses, it has been interesting reading. We have started using raid6 on newer servers and will slowely get rid of our old raid5 servers. I found the comments about scrubbing very interesting. What do people do with their file systems? We couldn't afford the reduced performance and time for scrubbing. We run our Lustre setup almost flat out all the time. We regularly do over a PB of io in a week (we often have our total throughput at ~3GB/s for weeks on end). We use lustre as our scratch space so backups are not possible. Nothing could get the data off fast enough between us creating/using/deleting it. Of course, the fact that we basically run at 95% full all the time is as good as scrubbing :) -- Dr Stuart Midgley sdm900 at gmail.com
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