Hi,
Am 09.01.2015 um 18:46 schrieb Markus Mohrhard <markus.mohrhard@googlemail.com>:
JFYI - all of the work we do inside the main VM is throw-away work - we
only are interested in the output of it. Worse - there are tens of GB of
it generated all the time - so mirroring that across a cluster sounds
like it would bring only pain & aggravation =)
Is there some way we can have the basic VM / OS image on a HA /
mirrored image - but ensure that the scratch data we build, and throw
away repeatedly in really huge bulk doesn't end up just screwing up the
cluster performance ;-) ie. for now local storage sounds just fine to
me ;-)
for the crashtesting itself nothing else than local storage was ever considered. But i want to add
the host to the same cluster to have 3 hosts in the cluster, so that we can enable server-quorum
with gluster to avoid split-brain situations. So: Store Crashtest VMs in local storage, but also
increase the stability of the whole platform. Even VMs with multiple HDDs with some with HA and
some without can be built.
Alex
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