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I use GlusterFS for storage across my LAN. Each machine has its own brick and uses replication for a bit of safety. Works really well when you want to go a leve
by axanoeychron 12y ago
I use GlusterFS for storage across my LAN. Each machine has its own brick and uses replication for a bit of safety. Works really well when you want to go a level below 'file sync' and things like Dropbox and use the network as the file system without having a dedicated NAS - just use your existing computers.
- rwmj 12y agoThe thing that stopped me setting up this is the incompatibility between versions. With so many different versions of Linux on my LAN I just cannot ensure that they would all have the same version of gluster installed, so gluster is a non-starter for me.
- strikerz 12y agoHave you tried more recent versions of GlusterFS? Starting with GlusterFS 3.3, all major versions are compatible. Even the recently released GlusterFS 3.5 is compatible with GlusterFS 3.3.