Open muhamadazmy opened 5 years ago
Another solution for this problem is to always make sure a VM doesn't consume a ZDB that is running on the same node
Another solution for this problem is to always make sure a VM doesn't consume a ZDB that is running on the same node
Problem with this, is you then need to make sure you vdisk is access using a fast network. which we cannot really ensure for now. That's why we install on the same node.
now the vm template has a recurring action that check the address of the vdisk and update it when needed. So even after a reboot we should be covered
I found out that the VMs (minio) disks are using zdb disks which are served over the private container IP (not using port forwards).
This works fine UNTIL u restart the zdb container. which makes it get a new IP and then the disk stops working.
A good solution for this problem is to use port forwards and then a zdb service will always have the same ip:port even if zdb was restarted
Currently there is a problem with portforwards that it doesn't work from local node!!
Note: this is only a problem for vms that are hosted on the same node as their zdbs