Fedele Stabile
2016-Jan-29 09:58 UTC
[Gluster-users] Newbie questions on HPC cluster + gluster configuration
Hello, I want to comment with you the configuration that I would realize on my HPCC cluster: The cluster is 32 worker nodes (wn1 ... wn32) each one has a local disk, Infiniband 40 Gb is the connection network and I have also a login server (login-server). I would create a glusterfs distributed volume using the worker node disks (in total 32 disks 1TB) by running this command on login-server: login-server# gluster volume create scratch wn1:/brick wn2:/brick .. wn32:/brick After this I would mount the volume on each node of the cluster so that for example if I write file1 in scratch on wn1 node I'll write on the local disk of wn1. The question is if I can mount scratch in wn1 using this command: wn1# mount -t glusterfs wn1:/scratch /scratch This permits me to write file1 locally not using network channel, isn't it? Thank you for your attention and your contribution. Fedele Stabile
Pranith Kumar Karampuri
2016-Feb-01 06:04 UTC
[Gluster-users] Newbie questions on HPC cluster + gluster configuration
+Raghavendra, one of the maintainers of distribute xlator Pranith On 01/29/2016 03:28 PM, Fedele Stabile wrote:> Hello, > I want to comment with you the configuration that I would realize on my > HPCC cluster: > The cluster is 32 worker nodes (wn1 ... wn32) each one has a local > disk, > Infiniband 40 Gb is the connection network > and I have also a login server (login-server). > I would create a glusterfs distributed volume using the worker node > disks (in total 32 disks 1TB) > by running this command on login-server: > login-server# gluster volume create scratch wn1:/brick wn2:/brick .. > wn32:/brick > > After this I would mount the volume on each node of the cluster so that > for example if I write file1 in scratch on wn1 node I'll write on the > local disk of wn1. > The question is if I can mount scratch in wn1 using this command: > wn1# mount -t glusterfs wn1:/scratch /scratch > > This permits me to write file1 locally not using network channel, isn't > it? > > Thank you for your attention and your contribution. > Fedele Stabile > > _______________________________________________ > Gluster-users mailing list > Gluster-users at gluster.org > http://www.gluster.org/mailman/listinfo/gluster-users