Hi list, I have some questions. Hope can get help from you guys.
Manila has two driver modes. For handle share server drivers, the share-network is easy to understand. For not handle share-servers drivers, manila request admin to do everything before manila-share service start, and when the service is running, it only serves requests do not contain "share-network". I kept confusing about which/why users would create shares without "share-network". Although when working with this kind of driver, the manila-share service can only support one specific network restricted by the backend. But "users" do not know backends, they should always want to create shares with "share-network", because users always want to connect shares to their instances that lives in the cloud with "share-network". Then I have been told that these shares created without "share-network" are assumed to be used on a "public network". The "public network" do make a clear explanation about why "share-network" not matter anymore. But, when I build my cloud with Manila, what I want to do is let backends to serve my "Flat network". I want to have 2 backends in Manila, both of them are "not handle share-servers drivers". I set 192.168.6.253 for backend1 and create a "Flat network" in neutron with subnet 192.168.6.0/24 with IP range from 192.168.6.1-192.168.6.252. I set 192.168.7.253 for backend2 and create a "Flat network" in neutron with subnet 192.168.7.0/24 with IP range from 192.168.7.1-192.168.7.252. The reason I build my cloud like this is because I want to do some performance tests on both backends, to compare the two backends. I think it should not hard to do it, but manila do not support that currently. So, is this the behavior should work ? Or anything else I missed ? Thanks. -chen
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