Hi, so I managed to get Cinder to work with nfs, ceph and SMBFS creating a multi-tier architecture. The permissions on the smbfs server are still a small problem but when inherited and automatically changed, it works very well.. also VERY fast.

On to the next issue.
I have glance images currently on ceph and thats ok but every time I deploy a volume to the smb tier, it downloads the image the control node (why?!?!?) and then creates the volume into smb or nfs .
Its very very very slow.
I tried to make a glance image-volume but I keep getting the following error.

ERROR glance.common.wsgi AttributeError: 'Store' object has no attribute 'volume_id'

The default glance store is now cinder ( was rbd), all the cinder options are enabled and yet its a no go.

Is there something else I need to change? The volume does exist on cinder and if i change the name of it, i get the url was malformed so it seems it finds the file but somehow it cannot add the volume id into the metadata?

this is what i run:
openstack image create --disk-format raw --container-format bare Linux-SMBFSTEST
which returns to me a uuid of: b97704ba-7b22-493d-a3bb-4ce597c9ddc2
and then I run
glance location-add --url cinder://e080103c-049e-4d91-9a3c-5322a505e5a4 b97704ba-7b22-493d-a3bb-4ce597c9ddc2

the cinder volume being volume-e080103c-049e-4d91-9a3c-5322a505e5a4 and fully accessible with no permission restriction..

any help? anyone?


Thank you already
//florian

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