[OpenAFS] OpenAFS Project List
Jeffrey Hutzelman
jhutz@cmu.edu
Tue, 13 Mar 2001 22:02:09 -0500 (EST)
On Tue, 13 Mar 2001, Nathan Neulinger wrote:
> > |------------------+--------------+---------------+----------------------|
> > | Foreign Principal| In Progress ?| N/A | Derrick Brashear |
> > | in a pts group | Available | | (CMU) will retrieve |
> > | | | | this information from|
> > | | | | the info-afs archive.|
> > | | | | Derrick will also |
> > | | | | publish information |
> > | | | | on how to set up a |
> > | | | | cross-cell |
> > | | | | environment in |
> > | | | | general. |
> > |------------------+--------------+---------------+----------------------|
>
> Isn't that all automatic with aklog? About the only thing that I could
> see here would be giving the 'fs' command the ability to auto-create the
> principals the same way that aklog does.
Actually, self-registration is already possible with 'pts
create'. However, it's rarely used, because all the commonly-available
aklog-like tools do it for you.
> > |------------------+--------------+---------------+----------------------|
> > | Performance | | High | Need to target areas |
> > | | | | of the greatest |
> > | | | | potential for |
> > | | | | performance |
> > | | | | improvement. Some |
> > | | | | suggestions include: |
> > | | | | Better warm cache |
> > | | | | performance and |
> > | | | | better write |
> > | | | | performance. |
> > |------------------+--------------+---------------+----------------------|
>
> How about doing something about the horrendous vos-dump performance.
> Surely that can be made faster. Even if it means a 'local only' vos dump
> that has to be run on the server itself.
I seem to recall that results of some performance tests were posted here
or on openafs-devel in the not-too-distant past. The performance problems
with vos dump appear to be primarily in the dump process itself, _not_ in
the network transfer.
-- Jeffrey T. Hutzelman (N3NHS) <jhutz+@cmu.edu>
Sr. Research Systems Programmer
School of Computer Science - Research Computing Facility
Carnegie Mellon University - Pittsburgh, PA