Hi Ron and Nischal Thanks for the recommendations! Will take a look.
Is anyone here using Minio for Secondary Storage (or even as a Object Storage Offering in Production)? Im really curious to know more abut your experiences with it Regards, Bryan On May 26, 2025 at 10:46 PM +0800, Nischal P <nischalnisc...@gmail.com>, wrote: > Hi Bryan > > You could also check the Highly Available NFS using this guide > > https://linbit.com/blog/highly-available-nfs-for-proxmox-with-linstor-gateway/ > > It is for Proxmox but you could use the same for NFS other Linux VMs also > and skip the Proxmox part. > > > Thanks & Regards > Nischal > > On Mon, May 26, 2025 at 6:02 PM Ron Gage <r...@rongage.org.invalid> wrote: > > > Hi Bryan! > > > > My recommendation is look at Ceph. The NFS4 setup in Ceph is quite easy > > to set up and among other good things can provide a redundant endpoint > > for connections - allowing you to perform updates/maintenance on one > > endpoint without taking the service offline. It also supports > > replication and is open source. Downside: there is a bit of a learning > > curve. > > > > Ron Gage > > > > > > > > On 5/26/2025 6:40 AM, Bryan Tiang wrote: > > > Hi Community! > > > > > > What kind of NFS solution are you guys use and recommend for Cloudstack > > Secondary Storage? > > > > > > What we were hoping for is a NFS solution that: > > > > > > - Open Source > > > - Single endpoint Cloudstack Uses (Per Zone) to store all necessary files > > > - Redundant replication of each volume to different storage nodes (for > > easy scalability and failover) > > > - Other useful features for production use cases. > > > > > > We've looked at MinIO but it doesnt look battle tested yet. > > > > > > Gluster FS (which looks great) looks like it is no longer has a support > > or community? > > > > > > Regards, > > > Bryan > > > > >
