On 07:14 Wed 14 May     , Zhangleiqiang (Trump) wrote:
> Hi, all:
>       I meet a requirement in my OpenStack environment which initially uses 
> one LVMISCSI backend. Along with the usage, the storage is insufficient, so I 
> want to add a NFS backend to the exists Cinder. 
> 
>       There is only a single Cinder-volume in environment, so I need to 
> configure the Cinder to use "multi-backend", which means the initial LVMISCSI 
> storage and the new added NFS storage are both used as the backend. However, 
> the existing volume on initial LVMISCSI backend will not be handled normally 
> after using multi-backend, because the "host" of the exists volume will be 
> thought down. 
> 
>       I know that the "migrate" and "retype" APIs aim to handle the "backend 
> capacity expansion", however, each of them can't used for this situation. 
> 
>       I think the use case above is common in production environment. Is 
> there some existing method can achieve it ? Currently, I manually updated the 
> "host" value of the existing volumes in database, and the existing volumes 
> can then be handled normally.
> 
>       Thanks.

This is exactly what migrate is suppose to help with. Unfortunately as you
mentioned, it's not available in the LVM or NFS driver.

-- 
Mike Perez

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