Frankly, my take is that you are over estimating what the file system can do
Possibly. But before we switched to xrootd-only, we ran DMLite+HDFS on the same hardware. No checksum issues or general timeouts.
Deletions would occasionally stress the server if done via GridFTP, but worked fine via HTTP - the limitation has always been on the server side, not the file system.
Both redirector nor server are at low load (< 50% of cores) and are otherwise not very busy - nor is the file system.
That's the main reason I cannot understand the current issues.
I hope it is just a misconfiguration on our side or something with a workaround.
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