High performance SCST iSCSI Target on Linux software Raid: Difference between revisions
Clandmeter (talk | contribs) (Created page with "This is a WIP == Introduction == This HOW-TO is focusing on performance. This is why I made some decisions targeted on performance instead of security (like you are used in Alp...") |
Clandmeter (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
| Line 5: | Line 5: | ||
This HOW-TO is focusing on performance. This is why I made some decisions targeted on performance instead of security (like you are used in Alpine Linux). | This HOW-TO is focusing on performance. This is why I made some decisions targeted on performance instead of security (like you are used in Alpine Linux). | ||
This means we are not using grsec and not using a firewall. I presume you will take security actions on another level. | This means we are not using grsec and not using a firewall. I presume you will take security actions on another level. | ||
== Content == | |||
* Vanilla Kernel with SCST patches (linux-scst) | |||
* SCST modules and SCST ISCSI modules (linux-scst) | |||
* Linux software raid and raid level (mdadm) | |||
* Volume Management (LVM2) | |||
* SCST administration (scstadmin) | |||
* Linux raid monitoring | |||
Revision as of 07:24, 5 January 2011
This is a WIP
Introduction
This HOW-TO is focusing on performance. This is why I made some decisions targeted on performance instead of security (like you are used in Alpine Linux). This means we are not using grsec and not using a firewall. I presume you will take security actions on another level.
Content
- Vanilla Kernel with SCST patches (linux-scst)
- SCST modules and SCST ISCSI modules (linux-scst)
- Linux software raid and raid level (mdadm)
- Volume Management (LVM2)
- SCST administration (scstadmin)
- Linux raid monitoring