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What workloads were you using Gluster for? How did you reach out to the developers? Usually the mailing lists are very responsive and most bugs brought up on th

What workloads were you using Gluster for? How did you reach out to the developers? Usually the mailing lists are very responsive and most bugs brought up on the lists are addressed. > Unless you try using its NFS server to get not entirely disastrous performance. Wrong again, Gluster's NFS server is in userspace too. Not sure how that can cause a kernel panic.

creshal 10y ago
> What workloads were you using Gluster for? Sharing config files. Wordpress sites. Django sites. The performance was too shitty for everything. > How did you reach out to the developers? Usually the mailing lists are very responsive and most bugs brought up on the lists are addressed. IRC. I ended up finding all my errors unresolved by it in the mailing list archives with zero developer attention, and since I didn't have the time to help RedHat make their product actually usable, I dropped Gluster. > Not sure how that can cause a kernel panic. I guess it's technically not a kernel panic if I/O just stalls so hard that you can neither mount nor unmount nor otherwise access any of your NFS targets… but you have to hard reset the whole machine anyway.