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As the article said, NFS has a nasty habit of rocketing your load count when the server fails, and NFS can be very unstable if everything aligns correctly (or b
by guardiangod 11y ago
As the article said, NFS has a nasty habit of rocketing your load count when the server fails, and NFS can be very unstable if everything aligns correctly (or badly.)
When the NFS server decides to take a rest I've seen 1000+ loads on production Linux (3.13+) systems
Or kernel panic
Or OOM
Or cats and dogs living together