Hello, I am running rancheros on bare-metal. I am currently booting it off of USB drives due to limited storage options in my hosts (HP T620 thin clients - home lab environment), and I would like to be able to disable logging to disk to hopefully have the USBs last longer.
Of note, I do have an SSD in the devices, but would like to save those for making a shared storage cluster (probably using ROOK - Ceph), and it looks like there is a way for that to work by enabling lvm, but the instructions are unclear on how to do that.
I would still like the answer to this, but my use-case has transitioned to using Longhorn and installing Rook on the SSDs, which seems to be working seamlessly.
RancherOS Version: v1.5.5
Where are you running RancherOS? bare-metal
Hello, I am running rancheros on bare-metal. I am currently booting it off of USB drives due to limited storage options in my hosts (HP T620 thin clients - home lab environment), and I would like to be able to disable logging to disk to hopefully have the USBs last longer.
Of note, I do have an SSD in the devices, but would like to save those for making a shared storage cluster (probably using ROOK - Ceph), and it looks like there is a way for that to work by enabling lvm, but the instructions are unclear on how to do that.