How Glusterfs achieves high availability ?
summary
Explains how GlusterFS (an open-source scale-out distributed filesystem) provides high availability by implementing Automatic File Replication (AFR). Covers AFR’s role in replicating files across nodes to prevent disruptions as application usage grows.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 3:58Automatic File Replication
- 5:03AFR Transaction Framework
- 6:21Self Heal Daemon
- 8:53Solutions
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