On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 2:57 PM, Jankowski, Chris
<Chris.Jankowski@xxxxxx> wrote:
> I am curious why the designers of RHEV V3.0 did not use GFS2 for their
> shared storage. It seems that this would be a natural choice. Instead RHEV
> 3.0 allows either NFS or raw shared LUNs, I believe.
>
> Anybody has some thoughts on this subject?
I'm GUESSing that:
- it's simpler that way (i.e. no need to setup fence, cman, etc). This
is different from ocfs2 which can work without additional manual
fencing setup involved
- The performance is better
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