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Re: VE mounted with NFS ? [message #25974 is a reply to message #25966] |
Sun, 13 January 2008 10:28 |
rickb
Messages: 368 Registered: October 2006
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Hi, I am using fiber channel for remote storage on over 25 openvz nodes with great success. its not the cheapest option but its works flawlessly. next on the list is to use rhel5's iscsi driver for remote storage, which I have read good things about. if you do not have the finances for FC hardware, check out this option.
once you move to remote storage for the VEs, there are so many advantages for providing near HA solutions, instant migrations, and node hardware failure isn't a big catastrophe.
Rick
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Re: VE mounted with NFS ? [message #27040 is a reply to message #25979] |
Thu, 07 February 2008 11:19 |
ebasley
Messages: 14 Registered: February 2008
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Important subject because even if your needs is to virtualize linux VEs, for the choice beetween kvm and openvz, in my context, the key point is nfs !
I'm trying openvz for 2 weeks, within a DRP (Disaster Recovery Plan) architecture, so I need to be able to migrate VE and data from one site to another. Data are duplicated on 2 NAS and access with nfs (may use iscsi, but nfs so simple).
I can't find documentation one how to build openvz solutions with online migration with a shared scénario.
It's clear with kvm, U can store VE's image and data one nfs and migrate between nodes.
But with openvz, it's obvious that live migration and dump doesn't work with nfs partitions mounted (bind) inside VE, we are even not sure it will be possible in a future release !
I can't even find the right process to migrate a VE with private directory and data mounts with isci.
If someone can help me ?
Regards and many thanks for openvz team for their great work.
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