How do you determine the number of NFS instances to start?
I've got one file server serving up files to 14 machines that often run two disk-writing processes at a time (Hyper Threaded, so they think they are all dual procs).
Should I start up 28 instances of nfs? That seems like a lot. Is there any disadvantage to starting up too many? |
@BrianK
How can u start 28 instance or nfs ? -Akshat |
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thanx,
-so did u faced any problem while starting 28 instance. -how u enabled only two disk writing process at a time. -by default in my distibution 8 instance has been started so plz tell me what is the benefit of starting more instance -And suppose two people simultaneously open a same file and edited some info, then whose saved info will be considered, i think the person who saved lastly will be considered, could u tell me what u think. Akshat |
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/NFS-HOWTO/index.html
http://www.phase-one.com.au/articles/nfslock.html Two good documents about NFS and NFS file locking. |
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Thank you very much BrianK for such usefull info!
jack |
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