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Hello, I''ve been using NFS for sharing files across a cluster of servers but I''ve had a lot of problems with that. I''m planning to move to MogileFS which seems to be more stable and more adapted to this usage (lots of user uploaded files). I wonder if someone has already worked on an integration of MogileFS into Mongrel (and Rails app) for serving the files ? If not, I think of writing a handler that would act as a bridge between the MogileF...

I am an engg student looking for project related to ruby and MogileFS... Can anybody suggest me about - use of ruby and MogileFS in application developement regarding - 1.is it efficient enough? 2.any alternate solution available for this? 3.any improvements that are required in MogileFS ? 4.and should i go for it? thank you.. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-for...

Hi list, Have you ever heard or tried mogilefs? (http://danga.com/mogilefs/) Do you think suitable for dovecot/mail environments ? Regards, Fernando

Hi All, We''ve limitation of 500 GB per server as per ServerLoft. we are needing to store word/pdf files. We are planning to use following setup. /dev/sda1 - boot - ext2 /dev/sda2 - swap /dev/sda3 - dom0 - ext3 /dev/sda4 - LVM - one LV for each domU, We''re planning 3 DomUs. /dev/sda5 - FreeNAS. Is that possible? Can it be in one of the LVs under 4th partition? Currently, one

...or tested one of them at production or even testing environment ? What do you think ? Best Regards, Fernando >---- Original Message ---- >From: Robert Schetterer <robert at schetterer.org> >To: dovecot at dovecot.org >Sent: Qua, Mar 10, 2010, 4:46 PM >Subject: Re: [Dovecot] mogilefs > >Am 10.03.2010 20:23, schrieb fernando at dfcom.com.br: >> Hi list, >> >> Have you ever heard or tried mogilefs? (http://danga.com/mogilefs/) >> >> Do you think suitable for dovecot/mail environments ? >> >> Regards, >> Fernando >>...

We have a running rails app that uses MogileFS to store the files and currently there are around 3.5 millions files on MogileFS. We wanna move to cloud from MogileFS. Wanted to know how should i go about this massive transfer of files. Any suggestions?? Thanks in advance Binu -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Go...

Hi all, Has anyone created a Xen cluster to run a hadoop vm cluster? I would be interested in how it performs Thanks Lance -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean. _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensource.com/xen-users

...t, then I guess I''ll have to hire a real sysadmin. But that''s putting the cart a couple miles in front of the horse. My concerns are: 1. Redundancy. We''re going to be storing and serving large number of media files as part of the site, and I''m considering using MogileFS a la Robot Co-Op to handle storage of these files. I''m concerned about hardware failure and the implications of loss of data on these media files. Would I be best using hardware redundancy such as RAID, or are there better solutions? 2. Off-site backups. (DB/Media Files, etc) Are there s...

Hi, I''m developing an application where I''ll have to store a lot of images coming from the users. And I''m still not sure if I should store them in MySQl as blob or just store them on filesystem. If I store them on filesystem, how to scale when I''ll have to have multiple servers ? Thanks, Pratik -- rm -rf / 2>/dev/null - http://null.in

Hi, I''d like to allow users to upload images and store those images in a Postgres database. I''ve looked through the example in "aguile development with rails" which suggests using the MySQL blob field. When I wrote a similar app in Java, we Base64 encoded the file and then stored it as a text field. Is this easy to do in RoR too? Any advice you can give me would

It is something that I have been wondering. When working with other application servers there is often/most of the time a 3 tiers/layers architecture: - Presentation layer/Web services - Application layer - Database layer They often resides on separate machines, 3 different sets. So the application code is logically AND physically separated from the presentation layer. Is this possible with

This is something I figured out a few months ago, mainly because this one guy at work (hi, Stu) kept telling me my multi-master replication plan sucked and we should use some existing scalable database. (I guess it didn't go exactly like that, but that's the result anyway.) So, my current plan is based on a couple of observations: * Index files are really more like memory dumps.

I have an Apache 2.2.3 (mod_proxy_balancer) frontend server that does not have mongrel installed. It does proxy requests to several other mongrel-only servers (each running 2 mongrel processes). Each mongrel node has the same rails code-base and it''s working perfectly. However, my question is when I add an upload file form... where is it going to physically put that file? I mean since

...t, then I guess I''ll have to hire a real sysadmin. But that''s putting the cart a couple miles in front of the horse. My concerns are: 1. Redundancy. We''re going to be storing and serving large number of media files as part of the site, and I''m considering using MogileFS a la Robot Co-Op to handle storage of these files. I''m concerned about hardware failure and the implications of loss of data on these media files. Would I be best using hardware redundancy such as RAID, or are there better solutions? 2. Off-site backups. (DB/Media Files, etc) Are there s...

Has anyone ever seen this error before? "./script/console production Loading production environment. /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/acts_as_ferret-0.4.1/lib/ferret_server.rb:123: warning: parenthesize argument(s) for future version /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/actionwebservice-1.2.3/lib/action_web_service/container/action_controller_container.rb:74:in

Hi Everyone, I was wondering if folks here have had experience scaling Ferret beyond a single server? Currently, we are running Ferret in the same physical server as its Rails front end (via acts_as_ferret), but it is evident that we need a more scalable solution already. How would you split up the tasks (via dRB perhaps?) between two or three servers? Shared disk, replicated Ferret index (?),

hi, we've a few 10-20 server in a lan each has 4-8 hdd. we'd like to create one big file server on these server hard disks and we'd like to create it in a redundant way ie: - if one (or more) of the hdd or server fails the whole filesystem still usable and consistent. - any server in this farm can see the same storage/filesystem. it's someting a big network raid5-6... storage where

I have a very strange problem here. I do not get this. So any help is greatly appreciated. Basically I have a model that calls a method in the background process in the "after_save" method. Let''s call the model products. So what happens is this: 1. I create a new product. 2. Everything works and the product is saved with id 13. 3. A method is called in my background

Would you bother to setup a fastcgi for a "intranet accessible" application that is like to get < 100 hits a day? David

I've been asked for ideas on building a rather large archival storage system for inhouse use, on the order of 100-400TB. Probably using CentOS 6. The existing system this would replace is using Solaris 10 and ZFS, but I want to explore using Linux instead. We have our own tomcat based archiving software that would run on this storage server, along with NFS client and server. Its a