One of the new features in GPFS 3.5 is that filesets can now have independent an “inode space”, ie it’s own inode table like a stand alone filesystem, and that one fileset can now inherent another fileset’s inode space. This … Continue reading →

First we need to identify the block devices that will be part of the new filesystem. In this example, we’re creating a new filesystem from disks directly attached to only one GPFS server that already has existing filesystems with disks … Continue reading →