Lustre discuss - Feb 2009 - Lustre for web application

Well not typically suited for small files related to serving web pages Lustre
works for my purposes.? I have not mounted the document root to the Lustre mount
points but eventually I may pursue this.? I may also symlink user directories
directly to the mount points.? For sure I use the mount points to back up
database files and store images.

The two OSS nodes I have are now routers each with their own static IP address.?
They do network address translation and port forward 80 internally to the
webservers that live on the MGS and MDT nodes.? You can see the webservers at
http://www.linuxguru.ca/phpsysinfo or http://www.oil-gas.ca/phpsysinfo

All in all it was well worth the effort as the internal network is 400% faster
due to the Network Interface Bonding.? I can actually load a 30000 table mysql
database in phpmyadmin now with no problems from either of the apache/mysql
servers to a local machine on the network.



      
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Well not typically suited for small files related to serving web pages Lustre
works for my purposes.  I have not mounted the document root to the Lustre mount
points but eventually I may pursue this.  I may also symlink user directories
directly to the mount points.  For sure I use the mount points to back up
database files and store images.

The two OSS nodes I have are now routers each with their own static IP address. 
They do network address translation and port forward 80 internally to the
webservers that live on the MGS and MDT nodes.  You can see the webservers at
http://www.linuxguru.ca/phpsysinfo or http://www.oil-gas.ca/phpsysinfo

All in all it was well worth the effort as the internal network is 400% faster
due to the Network Interface Bonding.  I can actually load a 30000 table mysql
database in phpmyadmin now with no problems from either of the apache/mysql
servers to a local machine on the network.  Re-posted in plain text.