Re: [ovirt-users] planning ovirt for production

2014-07-24 Thread Demeter Tibor
Hi,
Thank you for you reply.

Is it better than a replica beetwen two node?
My plan is one server for ovirt (based on hw raid10) and two server for 
replication.
Is better with 3 servers?

Also, is 1GBe NIC will be enought for performance? I would use bonding.

Thanks



Demeter Tibor 



- Eredeti üzenet -
 On 07/22/2014 06:15 PM, Itamar Heim wrote:
  On 07/16/2014 06:46 PM, Demeter Tibor wrote:
  Hi,
 
  We have a production environment with KVM+centos6 and we want to switch
  to ovirt.
  At this moment we have 12 VM on three independent server.
  This VMs uses the local disks of servers, we don't have a central
  storage.
 
  currently we have for ovirt
 
  - Two Dell R710 with 128 gigs of ram.
  - A third dell server for ovirt-engine.
  - four 1 gb/sec NICs/ server.
  - Smart GB switch
 
  we would like make an ovirt environment with
 
  - clusterized, redundant filesystem, data loss protection
  - If a host goes to down the VMs could made a restart on the remain host
  - LACP/bonding (mode 6) for fast I/O beetwen gluster hosts, we don't
  have 10Gbe nics
  - 8 TB of disk capacity for VMs
 
  we don't want:
 
  - using hw raid on servers, because we need free disk tray for more
  capacity
 
  My questions.
 
  - Which glusterfs method is the best for us for performance?
 
  vijay?
 
 
 A replicated gluster volume does help for availability and performance.
 Please ensure that you optimize the gluster volume for virtualization by
 applying the performance settings in virt profile [1].
 
  - Can I make a real performance disk i/o  by 4-4 NICs  ? Or I need 10
  Gbe nic for this?
  - How much disk need for good redundancy/performance? 4/server or
  2/server ?
  - What will the weak point our project?
 
  make sure to use gluster with replica 3, which needs 3 servers?
  maybe use hosted engine to remove need for dedicated server for it?
 
 
 Using replica 3 volumes would provide better protection for split-brains.
 
 Thanks,
 Vijay
 
 [1]
 https://github.com/gluster/glusterfs/blob/master/extras/group-virt.example
 
 
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Re: [ovirt-users] planning ovirt for production

2014-07-23 Thread Vijay Bellur

On 07/22/2014 06:15 PM, Itamar Heim wrote:

On 07/16/2014 06:46 PM, Demeter Tibor wrote:

Hi,

We have a production environment with KVM+centos6 and we want to switch
to ovirt.
At this moment we have 12 VM on three independent server.
This VMs uses the local disks of servers, we don't have a central
storage.

currently we have for ovirt

- Two Dell R710 with 128 gigs of ram.
- A third dell server for ovirt-engine.
- four 1 gb/sec NICs/ server.
- Smart GB switch

we would like make an ovirt environment with

- clusterized, redundant filesystem, data loss protection
- If a host goes to down the VMs could made a restart on the remain host
- LACP/bonding (mode 6) for fast I/O beetwen gluster hosts, we don't
have 10Gbe nics
- 8 TB of disk capacity for VMs

we don't want:

- using hw raid on servers, because we need free disk tray for more
capacity

My questions.

- Which glusterfs method is the best for us for performance?


vijay?



A replicated gluster volume does help for availability and performance. 
Please ensure that you optimize the gluster volume for virtualization by 
applying the performance settings in virt profile [1].



- Can I make a real performance disk i/o  by 4-4 NICs  ? Or I need 10
Gbe nic for this?
- How much disk need for good redundancy/performance? 4/server or
2/server ?
- What will the weak point our project?


make sure to use gluster with replica 3, which needs 3 servers?
maybe use hosted engine to remove need for dedicated server for it?



Using replica 3 volumes would provide better protection for split-brains.

Thanks,
Vijay

[1] 
https://github.com/gluster/glusterfs/blob/master/extras/group-virt.example


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Re: [ovirt-users] planning ovirt for production

2014-07-22 Thread Itamar Heim

On 07/16/2014 06:46 PM, Demeter Tibor wrote:

Hi,

We have a production environment with KVM+centos6 and we want to switch
to ovirt.
At this moment we have 12 VM on three independent server.
This VMs uses the local disks of servers, we don't have a central storage.

currently we have for ovirt

- Two Dell R710 with 128 gigs of ram.
- A third dell server for ovirt-engine.
- four 1 gb/sec NICs/ server.
- Smart GB switch

we would like make an ovirt environment with

- clusterized, redundant filesystem, data loss protection
- If a host goes to down the VMs could made a restart on the remain host
- LACP/bonding (mode 6) for fast I/O beetwen gluster hosts, we don't
have 10Gbe nics
- 8 TB of disk capacity for VMs

we don't want:

- using hw raid on servers, because we need free disk tray for more capacity

My questions.

- Which glusterfs method is the best for us for performance?


vijay?


- Can I make a real performance disk i/o  by 4-4 NICs  ? Or I need 10
Gbe nic for this?
- How much disk need for good redundancy/performance? 4/server or
2/server ?
- What will the weak point our project?


make sure to use gluster with replica 3, which needs 3 servers?
maybe use hosted engine to remove need for dedicated server for it?



Thanks in advance.

Tibor







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[ovirt-users] planning ovirt for production

2014-07-16 Thread Demeter Tibor
Hi, 

We have a production environment with KVM+centos6 and we want to switch to 
ovirt. 
At this moment we have 12 VM on three independent server. 
This VMs uses the local disks of servers, we don't have a central storage. 

currently we have for ovirt 

- Two Dell R710 with 128 gigs of ram. 
- A third dell server for ovirt-engine. 
- four 1 gb/sec NICs/ server. 
- Smart GB switch 

we would like make an ovirt environment with 

- clusterized, redundant filesystem, data loss protection 
- If a host goes to down the VMs could made a restart on the remain host 
- LACP/bonding (mode 6) for fast I/O beetwen gluster hosts, we don't have 10Gbe 
nics 
- 8 TB of disk capacity for VMs 

we don't want: 

- using hw raid on servers, because we need free disk tray for more capacity 

My questions. 

- Which glusterfs method is the best for us for performance? 
- Can I make a real performance disk i/o by 4-4 NICs ? Or I need 10 Gbe nic 
for this? 
- How much disk need for good redundancy/performance? 4/server or 2/server ? 
- What will the weak point our project? 

Thanks in advance. 

Tibor 





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