Mischa, love everything you do! Will be utilizing my synology nas for something other than a desk weight Love your story, like you am a career shifter, 12 years in commercial driver, now cloud security engineer. Watching your videos and taking your advice!!
Okay, you are using a SAN at home. And what about if the node also needs to store data / Please make a video about the clusterFS solutions on K8s GlusterFS / Ceph.
My biggest question with networked storage PVCs is performance. How well does this work with databases, for example? They often require good IOPS, but not throughput, which is generally the opposite of what a normal HDD based NAS provides.
How would you handle a scenario that single NAS becomes offline? Is there a way to take snapshots unto local storage providers on nodes in case of storage service fails? This is the way I was having my docker containers work but it was such a pain to manage NAS downtime, so I moved my consistent volumes to nodes (proxmox cluster) and I stopped using NFS binds with docker altogether.
Thanks Mischa, interesting video. I really enjoy how you share. This solution adds a networking component between the node and the storage. Is there anything to consider before implementing it, or do you think most Homelab usage will be fine with this?
I have longhorn running on my cluster. But when a node crashes it doesn’t release the pvc it keeps their bounded status. How does the storage provider of synology handle such an event?
The production quality of your videos is really going up. Nice work!
I appreciate you noticing my friend, there's a lot of effort and cost involved with this process but it's for a good cause. Up only from here!
Mischa, love everything you do! Will be utilizing my synology nas for something other than a desk weight
Love your story, like you am a career shifter, 12 years in commercial driver, now cloud security engineer. Watching your videos and taking your advice!!
Thanks man and inspiring to hear that you also made it !! 💪💪
Okay, you are using a SAN at home. And what about if the node also needs to store data / Please make a video about the clusterFS solutions on K8s GlusterFS / Ceph.
My biggest question with networked storage PVCs is performance. How well does this work with databases, for example? They often require good IOPS, but not throughput, which is generally the opposite of what a normal HDD based NAS provides.
How would you handle a scenario that single NAS becomes offline? Is there a way to take snapshots unto local storage providers on nodes in case of storage service fails? This is the way I was having my docker containers work but it was such a pain to manage NAS downtime, so I moved my consistent volumes to nodes (proxmox cluster) and I stopped using NFS binds with docker altogether.
Thanks Mischa, interesting video. I really enjoy how you share. This solution adds a networking component between the node and the storage. Is there anything to consider before implementing it, or do you think most Homelab usage will be fine with this?
Yes it’s fine for homelab it’s in the same network
I have longhorn running on my cluster. But when a node crashes it doesn’t release the pvc it keeps their bounded status. How does the storage provider of synology handle such an event?
Then I will just delete the LUN and iscsi targets