Closed tmcphillips closed 6 years ago
XSEDE staff confirm that sharing the volume via NFS is the correct approach.
I just created a new VM instance to be file server, set its DNS name, and enabled NFS service on it. Now setting up the network security group to restrict NFS connections.
I partitioned and formatted the new 8TB data volume and mounted it locally on tacc-fs.
An OpenStack data volume can only be mounted directly on one VM instance at a time. For multiple instances (e.g. the staging and production servers) to share a file system, the underlying volume must be mounted on these instance some other way, e.g. via NFS. We likely need a separate VM instance just to be the file server, and possibly the host through which data is synchronized with Nebula.