Is this shared filesystem the recommded place, to store LXC-Containers for my private cloud? Assuming my cloud consists of 10nodes, and I want to migrate these containers. Or are there better ways to do that? Thank you!
HI Against Thank you for warching my videos. When it comes to the filesystem I haven't read that they have any clear recommendation. It's all up to your use-case. Some filesystems are better for performance, other for data security a.s.o. Best regards Daniel
Hi Shaun Frankly I did not know it was built in. I searched for it but didn't find it. One would have thought that Microsoft wanted you to find their features before you go out and download a solution from the internet but they don't seem to work that way. Thank you for watching my videos. Best regards Daniel
Hi Dulux I've added it to my ideas lane. So in the future when I search for topics to research I might pick that one up. Thank you for watching my videos. Best regards Daniel
How a rbd volume mapped to client ? , in the video i could see its mapping but on which protocol/port it will be map . it will be very helpful if you make this understand.
Hi Prabhakar The mappings will be against your monitors and use the default port of 6800 if you don't choose a different port. You might also be interested in the iSCSI video that I made a bit later when I go deeper into this topic. ua-cam.com/video/Qx6lxotzI0k/v-deo.html I hope this helps. Thank you for watching my videos. Best regards Daniel
@@DanielPersson Agreed. erasure-coding theory can get really involved but the mechanics of creating erasure-coded pools along with replication would be very powerful and practical. I also realized that you can discuss Crush rules and how they relate to pools and PGs!
Is this shared filesystem the recommded place, to store LXC-Containers for my private cloud?
Assuming my cloud consists of 10nodes, and I want to migrate these containers.
Or are there better ways to do that? Thank you!
HI Against
Thank you for warching my videos.
When it comes to the filesystem I haven't read that they have any clear recommendation. It's all up to your use-case. Some filesystems are better for performance, other for data security a.s.o.
Best regards
Daniel
Can't you use the iscsi initiator under Windows 10 administrative tools? Windows 11 has renamed the folder to Windows tools.
Hi Shaun
Frankly I did not know it was built in. I searched for it but didn't find it. One would have thought that Microsoft wanted you to find their features before you go out and download a solution from the internet but they don't seem to work that way.
Thank you for watching my videos.
Best regards
Daniel
Yes please, Dan - an iSCSI Vid would be good - thanks
Hi Dulux
I've added it to my ideas lane. So in the future when I search for topics to research I might pick that one up.
Thank you for watching my videos.
Best regards
Daniel
ISCSI would have been lovely on Proxmox clusters or even maybe possibly ESXi?
How a rbd volume mapped to client ? , in the video i could see its mapping but on which protocol/port it will be map . it will be very helpful if you make this understand.
Hi Prabhakar
The mappings will be against your monitors and use the default port of 6800 if you don't choose a different port.
You might also be interested in the iSCSI video that I made a bit later when I go deeper into this topic.
ua-cam.com/video/Qx6lxotzI0k/v-deo.html
I hope this helps. Thank you for watching my videos.
Best regards
Daniel
Can I mount a block device as a file system in a Kubernetes pod?
Hi
Yes that is possible. Either use the plugin for the CSI or mount it using fstab the normal way.
@@DanielPersson I tried this way
but its getting this error
cannot mount /dev/rbd/rbdpool/disk1 read-only
kind: PersistentVolumeClaim
apiVersion: v1
metadata:
name: document-service-upload-pv-claim
spec:
accessModes:
- ReadWriteMany
resources:
requests:
storage: 64Gi
volumeName: pvc-1d159408-3697-45fd-8e86-abb57d472cf3
storageClassName: csi-rbd-sc
volumeMode: Block
in deployments
volumes:
- name: upload-volume
persistentVolumeClaim:
claimName: document-service-upload-pv-claim
volumeDevices:
- name: upload-volume
devicePath: /dev/rbd/rbdpool/disk1
Hi again
Have you seen this video? ua-cam.com/video/-hX1cqs4K68/v-deo.html
Thank you for watching my videos.
Best regards
Daniel
Thanks@@DanielPersson I went through the video unfortunately am did something wrong.
anyway now its working fine. Thanks a lote
Thank you Dan very much , Can you Explain erasure-coded-profile & Cruch-rule
Hi Magdy
Seems like a subject to research further and create a video about.
Thank you for watching my videos.
Best regards
Daniel
@@DanielPersson Agreed. erasure-coding theory can get really involved but the mechanics of creating erasure-coded pools along with replication would be very powerful and practical. I also realized that you can discuss Crush rules and how they relate to pools and PGs!