[Beowulf] Looking for NFS Server performance comparison
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Bill Rankin wrankin at ee.duke.eduWed Dec 7 14:01:00 PST 2005
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Hi Gang, This may be a rehash, but I'm looking for any references to papers that address the issue of NFS server scalability in a cluster environment. Our current cluster here at Duke is right at 500 nodes (and growing) and the single NFS server with attached SCSI drives serving all data to all nodes just doesn't seem to hack it anymore. I know that there are clustered solutions like PVFS, IBRIX, et. al. as well as the dedicated filer approach (NetApp, EMC, etc.) and we are looking at those. But first we need to convince the powers that be that a Linux-based NFS server just ain't going to cut it as we move forward. So if anyone knows of good documents (white papers, conference papers, etc.) that will support my assertion, I would appreciate a pointer to them. Thanks, -bill bill rankin, ph.d. ........ director, cluster and grid technology group wrankin at ee.duke.edu .......................... center for computational duke university ...................... science engineering and medicine http://www.ee.duke.edu/~wrankin .............. http://www.csem.duke.edu
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