If rbds work for your use case, I would recommend them. Networked posix
filesystems are a last resort, imo. Generally you use them when proprietary
software will not work with an rbd or object store (without having to run
nfs or something else on top of an rbd).
On Wed, Dec 13, 2017, 4:22 AM Bogda
Thanks a lot for the info, David!
Have you encountered any file sync issues while using CephFS from the
containers?
How is the overall performance? have you also used RBD images? if yes - how
is the CephFS performance, compared to the RBD performance?
Thank you,
Bogdan
On Tue, Dec 12, 2017 at 7:
We have a project using cephfs (ceph-fuse) in kubernetes containers. For
us the throughput was limited by the mount point and not the cluster.
Having a single mount point for each container would cap with the
throughput of a single mount point. We ended up mounting cephfs inside of
the containers
Hello, everyone!
We have recently started to use CephFS (Jewel, v12.2.1) from a few LXD
containers. We have mounted it on the host servers and then exposed it in
the LXD containers.
Do you have any recommendations (dos and don'ts) on this way of using
CephFS?
Thank you, in advance!
Kind regards
