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Now do a test with a file size of exactly 1 non-NULL byte and report back. If the 1-byte file gets replicated across multiple disks, corrupt one of the chunks
by Annatar 8y ago
Now do a test with a file size of exactly 1 non-NULL byte and report back.
If the 1-byte file gets replicated across multiple disks, corrupt one of the chunks and report back.
- syn0byte 8y agoDepends entirely on what replication goals you have setup. My simple cluster (not EC or XOR) mandates 2 copies per chunk at a minimum. My 1-byte file was unaffected by a single chunk corruption, even on the node in which the corruption originated.