OpenGFS 0.3.0 review (linux)
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OpenGFS is a clustered filesystem
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OpenGFS 0.3.0 is filesystems software developed by Alan Cox.
OpenGFS is a clustered filesystem. It's usefulness is thought to be mostly in SAN's, but goes well beyond that. It can be used with iSCSI, HyperSCSI, and even firewire.
OpenGFS is undergoing many changes at the moment, we appreciate any help in testing the current development branch. For those less adventurous souls we have our current stable branch (0.2.1).
Here are some key features of "OpenGFS":
Multiple clients per server
Transparent reconnection.
Other proccesses Suspending IO.
Notification of change of server.
Resumption of service.
Currently gnbd has a kernel thread and a TCP socket for each opened block device. If either of these fail, the device is still opened. This is to allow modification of some parameters via ioctl.
There is a short and simple userland program to set the ip and port. Done with those ioctls.
Server ip and port can also be specified at module load. This uses the config option durring insmod. More details in the main.c file.
OpenGFS 0.3.0 supports english interface languages and works with Linux.
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