>
> Because you are not using a cluster aware filesystem - the respective
> mounts
> don't know when changes are made to the underlying block device (rbd) by
> the
> other mount. What you are doing *will* lead to file corruption.
>
> Your need to use a distributed filesystem such as GFS2 or cephfs.
Hello I have trouble with this situation
#node1
mount /dev/rbd/rbd/test /mnt
cd /mnt
touch test1
ls (i see test1, OK)
#node2
mount /dev/rbd/rbd/test /mnt
cd /mnt
(i see test1, OK)
touch test2
ls (i see test2, OK)
#node1
ls (i see test1, BAD)
touch test3
ls (i see test1, test3 BAD)
#node2
ls (i