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2006 Sep 26
1
An idea: rsyncfs, an rsync-based real-time replicated filesystem
...urther, and mostly based
on my mysqlfs work, I am also now fully convinced that I can author a FUSE
filesystem that realizes my original proposition from 18 months ago.
My new concept is this:
1) Mount a filesystem, say /dev/vg0/vol0, on /mnt/.vol0_do_not_touch/
2) Mount the FUSE fs, like: /sbin/rsyncfs -odbhost=host -odbuser=user \
-odbpasswd=passwd -odb=db -ofstarget=/mnt/.vol0_do_not_touch /mnt/vol0
3) Work only in /mnt/vol0, which will do all the filesystem operations to
the fstarget dir, and also place records into the DB (build a queue)
of paths that change.
4) Have a separate pr...
2005 Apr 13
5
An idea: rsyncfs, an rsync-based real-time replicated filesystem
...luster filesystems, where "cluster" would imply a single
filesystem that N number of hosts can simultaneously access, but rather
methods to keep N copies of a filesystem synchronized (in real time)
across N number of Linux hosts. (**important distinction**)
To help articulate my idea for rsyncfs, I feel it important to describe
the two methods taken by PeerFS and Constant Replicator and to use that as
a springboard to describe rsyncfs. Both embed themselves into the Linux
kernel (as modules), and I assume into/under the VFS, but I am not sure.
PeerFS is a peer-to-peer filesystem. It use...