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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat Multipath.conf configuration max_fds Post 302605354 by thmnetwork on Wednesday 7th of March 2012 09:57:44 AM
Old 03-07-2012
For reliability, that's mostly based on the type failover you want. I wouldn't try to get too fancy with the multipathd tuning, advanced configurations are hard to troubleshoot. Sometimes you need to do it, but without knowing what particular end you're going for it's probably better to leave it at defaults as much as possible. It's been a while since I've messed with multipath in production, but I'm pretty sure the only performance hit of multipath is it's failover time, so you're better off concentrating elsewhere for the performance tuning (I/O schedulers and all that).
 

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MULTIPATH(8)                                               Linux Administrator's Manual                                               MULTIPATH(8)

NAME
multipath - Device mapper target autoconfig SYNOPSIS
multipath [-v verbosity] [-d] [-h|-l|-ll|-f|-t|-F-B] [-p failover|multibus|group_by_serial|group_by_prio|group_by_node_name] [device] DESCRIPTION
multipath is used to detect multiple paths to devices for fail-over or performance reasons and coalesces them OPTIONS
-v level verbosity, print all paths and multipaths 0 no output 1 print the created or updated multipath names only, for use to feed other tools like kpartx 2 + print all info : detected paths, coalesced paths (ie multipaths) and device maps -h print usage text -d dry run, do not create or update devmaps -l show the current multipath topology from information fetched in sysfs and the device mapper -ll show the current multipath topology from all available information (sysfs, the device mapper, path checkers ...) -f flush a multipath device map specified as parameter, if unused -F flush all unused multipath device maps -t print internal hardware table to stdout -r force devmap reload -B treat the bindings file as read only -p policy force new maps to use the specified policy: failover 1 path per priority group multibus all paths in 1 priority group group_by_serial 1 priority group per serial group_by_prio 1 priority group per priority value. Priorities are determined by callout programs specified as a global, per-con- troller or per-multipath option in the configuration file group_by_node_name 1 priority group per target node name. Target node names are fetched in /sys/class/fc_transport/target*/node_name. Existing maps are not modified. device update only the devmap the path pointed by device is in. device is in the /dev/sdb (as shown by udev in the $DEVNAME variable) or major:minor format. device may alternatively be a multipath mapname SEE ALSO
multipathd(8), multipath.conf(5), kpartx(8), udev(8), dmsetup(8) hotplug(8) AUTHORS
multipath was developed by Christophe Varoqui, <christophe.varoqui@opensvc.com> and others. July 2006 MULTIPATH(8)
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