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On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 08:40:25PM +0000, Keith Edmunds wrote:
> Hugo, excellent summary, thanks. Are there any plans to make any of those
> features work across multiple nodes? (I doubt it, but hey, might as well
> ask).
As in across distinct computers attached to a network? No. btrfs is
not intended ever to run over multiple machines (much like ext2/3/4,
reiserfs, XFS, ...)
However, there's no reason you couldn't use, say, NBD or DRBD as
underlying block devices for a btrfs filesystem, if that fits your
needs. Alternatively, there's a project called ceph, which runs as a
distributed filesystem on top of multiple networked machines, and
prefers to use btrfs as the storage on each node. I've not tried ceph,
because I just don't have enough machines to make it worthwhile...
Hugo.
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