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Using LVM to create Hadoop Volumes

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Hi All,

We are using LVM on the Data nodes HDFS Volumes .Is this going to create latency in Read/Write .

We have observed that local to HDFS files copies are taking too much of time .especially when doing multiple copies.

Any thoughts on this ..

Shihab

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HWX doesn't recommend using lvm for the datanodes (overhead and no benefit).

You typically create a partition per disk (no raid) with the your FS directly on top.

FS typically are ext4 or xfs.

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HWX doesn't recommend using lvm for the datanodes (overhead and no benefit).

You typically create a partition per disk (no raid) with the your FS directly on top.

FS typically are ext4 or xfs.