Comment Comment by traceroute66 Oh joys, the sound of re-inventing the wheel. The old "not invented here" syndrome.Per the blog, they state they want max 7ms difference between nodes.I'm no timesync guru, but AFAIK can do that off-the-shelf today using chrony with hardware timestamping or PTP. No need to invent your own.And if you still insist on doing something different, why not work on improving the existing work being done under the the Open Compute Time Appliance Project (https://www.opencompute.org/projects/time-appliances-project...). parent traceroute66 4 years ago
Per the blog, they state they want max 7ms difference between nodes.
I'm no timesync guru, but AFAIK can do that off-the-shelf today using chrony with hardware timestamping or PTP. No need to invent your own.
And if you still insist on doing something different, why not work on improving the existing work being done under the the Open Compute Time Appliance Project (https://www.opencompute.org/projects/time-appliances-project...).