∴ Dan

@ehthayer NFS soft mounts are a great way to find out how many programs (and users) deal well with transient write errors. Hint: not many.

@thatcks agree, we’re using this for read only images of a db.

@ehthayer How well do your programs deal with random transient read errors? I guess you've probably already found out.

@ehthayer but I have an unrelenting hatred of NFS in most cases

@lusis @ehthayer i nfs

@ohlol @ehthayer you would

@lusis @ohlol it’s like being Rickrolled by another blast from the 80s

@ehthayer @ohlol you should ask @benr about his AFS golf shirt

@lusis @ehthayer @ohlol CODA for the win!

@benr @lusis @ehthayer coda was not stable sadly

@ehthayer when the alternative is gluster?

@solarce don’t know, but non-hard mount would be better. at least it tmos rather than hang.