[linux-lvm] Reserve space for specific thin logical volumes
Zdenek Kabelac
zkabelac at redhat.com
Wed Sep 13 19:17:48 UTC 2017
Dne 13.9.2017 v 19:41 Xen napsal(a):
> Zdenek Kabelac schreef op 12-09-2017 23:57:
>
>> Users interested in thin-provisioning are really mostly interested in
>> performance - especially on multicore machines with lots of fast
>> storage with high IOPS throughput (some of them even expect it should
>> be at least as good as linear....)
>
> Why don't you hold a survey?
>
> And not phrase it in terms of "Would you like to sacrifice performance for
> more safety?"
>
> But please.
>
> Ask people:
>> Repeated again - whoever targets for 100% full thin-pool usage has
>> misunderstood purpose of thin-provisioning.....
>
> Again, no one "targets" for 100% full. It is just an eventuality we need to
> take care of.
>
> You design for failure.
Thin-pool IS designed for failure - who said it isn't ?
It has very matured protection against data corruption.
It's just not getting overcomplicated in-kernel - solution is left for the
user-space - that's very clear design of 'dm' for decades...
> If I was a customer and I was paying your bills, you would never respond like
> this.
We are very nice to customers which pays our bills....
> We like to design in advance so we do not have to keep a constant eye out.
>
Please if you can show the case where the current upstream thinLV fails and
you lose your data - we can finally start to fix something.
I'm still unsure what problem you want to get resolved from pretty small group
of people around dm/lvm2 - do you want from us to rework kernel page-cache ?
I'm simply still confused what kind action you expect...
Be specific with real world example.
Regards
Zdenek
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