Open nomisunrider opened 1 day ago
I do not think so, but for now as a workaround one could just run a small (but solid) NFS storage. You can even keep it disabled in Cloudstack so it doesn't get used by the VMs.
Looking at /usr/share/cloudstack-common/scripts/vm/hypervisor/kvm/kvmheartbeat.sh it doesn't seem like modifying it for shared mountpoint would be too difficult.
That workaround would be for enabling HA hosts, but would not give any HA instances, correct? As I read the documentation I understand the instances must be hosted on NFS storage, so not sure what the workaround would really achieve.
Thank you
ISSUE TYPE
COMPONENT NAME
KV Host HA/instance HA
CLOUDSTACK VERSION
N/A
CONFIGURATION
N/A
OS / ENVIRONMENT
KVM
SUMMARY
Host HA support for shared mountpoint.
Many VMware users looking at Cloudstack have FC/iSCSI block storage devices for their VMs. Has there been any investigation/are there any plans to add KVM HA support for shared mountpoint using clustered filesystems such as OCFS2/GFS2?