NIS?
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Gary Stiehr gary at umsl.eduTue Oct 2 11:52:01 PDT 2001
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Hi,
While I do not have any numbers to give you, I can offer you my
experience on our cluster. We have used NIS on a 10-node/20-processor
cluster for a while and have always been able to obtain very good
performance on our programs. That is, the overhead of using NIS seems
trivial on our cluster. I think that the administrative overhead of
properly setting up an LDAP directory would be enough to avoid it
altogether and I can't imagine that the performance is good relative to
NIS or distributing the password file. Well, I hope that these comments
help even though they are not quantitative.
--
Gary Stiehr
gary at umsl.edu
Bob Campbell wrote:
> NIS or LDAP or normal passwd files or something else?
>
> does the ease of maintain the NIS passwd's make it worth
> the performance hit? how large is the performance hit?
>
> this will be for a medium sized cluster with just a few
> users.
>
>
> thanks.
>
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