gluster IOPS performance

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Published on 2010-03-23T05:38:33Z Indexed on 2010/03/23 5:43 UTC
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Can "gluster" serve FLV files without any front-end server layers just using the built-in HTTP protocol ? How would the IOPS compare to standard apache serving? Would gluster help me with I/O limits of harddrives, if I chained a lot of machines together?

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