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I had a similar experience trying to build a highly-available wordpress infrastructure a few years back. The terrible latency of gluster completely killed any c
by growse 13y ago
I had a similar experience trying to build a highly-available wordpress infrastructure a few years back. The terrible latency of gluster completely killed any chance of getting decent web performance out of it. Ended up implementing OCFS2 on DRBD, much better.
- velodrome 13y agoWere you serving the PHP files off of Gluster? Or just the static files?
- stevekemp 13y agoI had a client running PHP from a gluster storage, split across two nodes. Performance was horrific, although some of the sites were improved via Varnish we eventually had to move to local copies of files & rsync. Not pleasant. Gluster is nice, but you have to accept the fact that it is slow, and upgrades are painful. (We had issues where clients and servers had to be updated at the same time, to avoid interoperability issues.)