[Freeswitch-users] save voicemail via http

[Jungle Boogie]

On Mon, Aug 01, 2016 at 07:24:39PM -0500, Nathan Neulinger wrote:
> Essentially, gluster is a cluster distributed filesystem. It uses local storage on each 'server' node, and that can then 
> be mounted on clients. It's intended for high performance compute resources, but works quite nicely for freeswitch backend.
> 
> In my case, I have 4 servers accessing the cluster - 2 freeswitch nodes that are setup as an HA pair using keepalived 
> (article already in wiki for that), 2 web server front end nodes for a local custom UI.
> 
> On the backend, I have the three gluster nodes for file service (odd number to insure quorum) and 3 Percona XTraDB mysql 
> nodes also operating as a cluster.
> 
> Everything except the two freeswitch instances is running as a VM. The FS nodes are running on real hardware.
> 
> The key difference with NFS is that the filesystem itself is redundant - so you can take any one of those backend nodes 
> out of service and it isn't visible (except as a momentary hang) to the servers that have the filesystem mounted.
> 

I appreciate all the info. Gluster sounds great and seems like it
works out well in a situation like this.

Did you try a document storage DB before going to gluster, or was
gluster already what you were using so it just fell into place?

> -- Nathan
>