what is the best way to use free space on several boxes?
Zeus V Panchenko
zeus at ibs.dn.ua
Mon Dec 13 13:08:36 UTC 2010
Ivan Voras (ivoras at freebsd.org) [10.12.09 17:15] wrote:
>
> From one side, you can simply create large files within the existing
> file systems (e.g. a 300 GB file on each) to serve as virtual disks,
> export them with iSCSI, import them on another box and create a ZFS
> raidz volume out of those drives - you get a small amount of fault
> tolerance here. The bad sides are: you need to have a large "fixed
> space" file on each of the machines (you can theoretically create sparse
> files but the downsides are even worse), only one box can see the
> consolidated space (the ZFS volume),
what if i set cluster of FreeNAS-es and export to it the files as ZFS space?
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