John Bent

@max-seagate , this was a converted document from one of your original documents, I believe. Do you know where the source is for this image: 

Hi @r-wambui , I merged the pull request and now github mistakenly tags me as a contributor. I'm afraid that I did not test this myself.

Hey Robert, You might also take a look at mdtest which comes with IOR. It basically is the metadata equivalent of IOR (which I consider to be a great bandwidth...

What size files are you looking to create? If they are very large then mdtest won't work. IOR allows you to create a very large file doing multiple writes whereas...

I would assume that even the 200MB would work just fine. On Tue, Nov 12, 2019 at 12:34 PM Robert LeBlanc wrote: > Most of the large number of files...

Yeah. Pass -N 1 to “shift” the readers to a different node and avoid client side caching. On Fri, Nov 15, 2019 at 10:27 PM Robert LeBlanc wrote: > Question...

Thanks Robert. I don't think I'm qualified to speak to compressability although I suspect that these buffers are highly compressible. Hopefully someone else on the list can speak to this...

> I'm not sure if that's any help but we ran into something like that on a different project, a Scrabble sort of game, where we wanted to use digraphs...

 I got lucky when I tested and it used a word without 'ng' or 'ch'. :)

I looked at the code some and see that all words with 'ng' or 'ch' in them will NOT be used because the code does a filter on length(word) ==...