Hi:
What I would look at would either using separate NFS endpoints for
primary and secondary, or just different mountpoints being tied to
different (performance-wise) disk pools. Otherwise, you would be stuck
using custom ports for primary and default port for secondary (I don't
know if there is a way to specify a custom port on secondary NFS).
Personally, I would look into different mount points pointing to
different disk pools. Example: server1:/primary0 and
server1:/secondary0 - something like that. Bonus: you can also tie in
the loadbalancer arrangement to get the benefits of high-availability.
$.02
Ron Gage
On 5/26/2025 6:40 PM, amosgiture (via GitHub) wrote:
GitHub user amosgiture created a discussion: Secondary Storage NFS custom port
I'm using a Ceph cluster for both primary and secondary storage. Using a
floating ceph cluster IP and port 2050 to make NFS highly available. Port 2049
is already in use by the NFS server daemons in Ceph.
Primary storage works great since I can specify port=2050 in the mount options
in the cloudstack UI. Secondary storage does not provide a way to customize the
NFS port. I'm stuck.
I'm using KVM hosts on Ubuntu 22.04.
Any help would be appreciated to overcome this. If not, I'll try configuring S3
in Ceph instead of NFS for secondary storage.
GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/discussions/10920
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