Hi Justin,
I have been running gluster on ISCSI for a few years now using pacemaker
to control it. My ISCSI Targets are Qnap servers, and I am using the
built in open-iscsi linux packages. My client servers are running
gentoo linux. In my setup I am using 2 ISCSI targets that get mounted
into my client servers, with gluster on top in a simple mirror setup. I
then mount my gluster instance into each of my servers. I am not using
Active/Standby since gluster allows both "bricks" to be active at the
same time.
I'm not a linux guru, I have a setup that mostly works for me, but if I
can help let me know.
Pat.
On 20/04/2015 7:14 PM, Justin Chin-You wrote:
Hi All,
I'm new to Gluster and I'm trying to work through some test
configurations.
What I am trying to do is use Gluster to create a mirrored and
scalable storage array. My plan is once I setup Gluster is to then
export the GlusterFS via an iSCSI interface which will have an
Active/Standby failover managed via Pacemaker.
I am curious if anyone has tried anything similar and if you have what
iSCSI driver are you using.
Thanks,
Justin
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