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GlusterFS as a shared repository for an ActiveMQ primary / secondary cluster

I want to configure an ActiveMQ cluster. Since I am having trouble sharing nothing, I would like to do this using a shared file system. However, the ActiveMQ Documentation warns of possible problems with file system locks. Since I'm not sure, I would like to ask if GlusterFS would be a good choice for a common file system.

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The master repository master requires the underlying file system to support network file locks. GlusterFS seems to support documentation locking network blocking (this is not 100% clear). Ultimately, the best way to find out is to configure and verify.

If this is not the case, you still have the option to return to the JDBC-based shared repository.

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