Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-invis (26 mails)

[Jörg Stephan <ml@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Am 04.11.2010 17:39, schrieb Markus Benedikt:
> I should have gone more into detail - I'm sorry! For clarification: I
> have several customers with tight connections to the pharmaceutic
> industry that have to have fully redundant systems for regulatory
> reasons (FDA/GxP/ISO)- that is why I don't use the typical
> Atom-CPUed-twin-SATA micro systems the invis concept is actually
> targeted at. I mainly use HPs DL 385/585s with it's large cached,
> battery backed SAS and SCSI controllers and at least  twin quadcore
> opterons for redundancy reasons. These setups typically perform better
> under heavy loads with lots of single apps which can each grab a cpu
> core and make use of those 7plus disked arrays.
>
> I don't agree with a half working system being worse than a completely
> out of order one. If 50 people can't do their jobs it's not as hard on
> a company's budgets as if there were 100 - or all ov them ...
>
> You are absolutely right with your concerns about ease of
> administration but I'm selling these services ;-)
>
> Maybe a fork each of "invis light" and "invis heavy" should be
> considered ...
>
> Cheers


Well, now it makes (a bit more) sense. So, for me, we can stop the DB
discussion.

Jörg
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