Gluster users - Oct 2010 - How to clean/reset glusterfs config?

Hello,

I'm trying to set up an experimental gluster storage cluster using virtual
machines (VMs) on Xen.  I want to be able to instruct the VMs to
"forget"
any previous gluster configuration (i.e. the server to forget about all
previously configured peers, the peers to forget what storage volumes they
are providing, etc).  The use case is that the VMs will can be attached to
different data stores (bricks?) at different times due to their allocation
on particular physical machines.  Is there a quick and simple way to get
gluster to reset its configuration back to nothing?  I am very new to
gluster so I apologize for any confusion of terminology here, I hope it is
clear what I am asking.

Thanks in advance,

Joe Whitney

Joe,
I believe that everything Gluster knows about is stored in /etc/glusterd by
default. I have just been removing this directory after shutting down services
whenever I want to test something from scratch.

Mike Robbert

On Oct 29, 2010, at 11:53 AM, Joe Whitney wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I'm trying to set up an experimental gluster storage cluster using
virtual
> machines (VMs) on Xen.  I want to be able to instruct the VMs to
"forget"
> any previous gluster configuration (i.e. the server to forget about all
> previously configured peers, the peers to forget what storage volumes they
> are providing, etc).  The use case is that the VMs will can be attached to
> different data stores (bricks?) at different times due to their allocation
> on particular physical machines.  Is there a quick and simple way to get
> gluster to reset its configuration back to nothing?  I am very new to
> gluster so I apologize for any confusion of terminology here, I hope it is
> clear what I am asking.
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Joe Whitney
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