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Re: Do we need some kind of metadata controller in a 10 Gbit based shared storage network?
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Brandon Kraemer
on Jun 13, 2012 at 3:09:35 pm
exactly. if you are using a managed volume(s) share via the server itself over say SMB then you do not need to establish a storage area network with metadata controllers.
I would guess that what you propose will work with a limited number of clients with this scenario, but if you go beyond a few clients a SAN will give you a lot better performance but will also require primary and redundant MDCs.
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