Hi Hean, this is a SharedMountPoint option when adding Primary Storage in CloudStack.
This does require that your 2 hosts (not sure you'll be able to do it only with 2 hosts) have some kind of Clustered Filesystem like clvm, GFS2, OCFS set up on that mount point /LUN - none of those I would recommend really due to long-term stability etc - if you, can avoid it, if you can't avoid it, then... use it. The /vmdisk folder will be the sharedMountPoint and since more than one compute hosts are writing to a shared LUN this is why you need a clustered filesystem on top of that LUN. I would, instead, advise you to explore simple NFS setup or similar. best, On Fri, 11 Sep 2020 at 07:12, Hean Seng <heans...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi > > Is anybody know One Cluster have two KVM host, and each host has same > ShareMountPoint Name, > > And I to create one Primary Storage with same SharedMountPoint Name, for > example, /vmdisk on both host . (both in same cluster) > > And when create VM, it will automatically create the vm-storage-disk > inside the Host's Sharemount point . > > > -- > Regards, > Hean Seng > -- Andrija Panić
