Hi,
Scenario - 3 servers each with 1 brick of storage on their local disk.
These 3 bricks make up a distributed Gluster volume. This volume is
mounted using the fuse client on all 3 servers so they can all concurrently
access the files stored on the shared filesystem.
As I understand it, Gluster will handle file locking and concurrency across
the 3 nodes. Is that true?
Does gluster also handle the file locking if each of the 3 servers mounts
the gluster volume as NFS (mount -t localhost:/blah /blah) or is locking
then handled by each NFS daemon so it would not lock across the different
servers?
I may not be explaining this very well but I'd welcome your input!!
Thanks
Chris
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