What is Lustre File System ?
Lustre file system is a parallel distributed file system widely used in supercomputers and large-scale data processing environments.
In mdx II, it can be connected to each virtual machine for your use.
In mdx II, it can be connected to each virtual machine for your use.
Compared to the default storage connected to virtual machines, Lustre has the following features:
- High access performance
Enables fast read/write of large-scale data and improves computational efficiency. - Accessible from multiple servers simultaneously
Multiple virtual machines can access the same data area at the same time.
Application for Using Lustre File System Mount
To use the Lustre file system, please create a virtual machine in advance and then submit an application for Lustre mount with the following information to the system administrators via the form below.
When launching a virtual machine, please note the following:
- Select “lustre-network”. An IP address such as 192.168.100.XX or 192.168.101.XX will be assigned to the VM. Please enter this IP address into the form below.
- Select a flavor of vc8m16g or larger. If you select a smaller flavor and try to mount Lustre, a mount error may occur due to insufficient memory.
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How to Mount the Lustre File System on a Virtual Machine
Please refer to “How to Use mdxII (PDF Manual)”, “4.1.11.3 How to Mount Lustre”.