Le 18/03/2014 09:11, Nux! a ecrit :
On 18.03.2014 04:51, Bjoern Teipel wrote:
Hi admins,
do you want to share what kind of storage you use in connection for CSTK
4.2.1 ?
I guess most of you is using NFS but myself is forced to use CLVM
since I
have a iscsi flash based storage system available. This is also the
reason
why I contact you, I personally find CLVM clunky, error prone and
dead lock
heavy. Who is using CLVM in production and what kind of cluster
config do
you use ?
I'm still trying to find out if I don't switch to NFS to avoid all
upcoming
CLVM and ldm locking issues.
Maybe some of you are using OCFS, which I used few years ago with
limited
success.
Thanks
Bjoern
Hi,
I do not use CLVM in production (yet), but tests faired well (CentOS
6.5, 2 nodes).
If you want to use SAN with KVM I'm afraid it's about the only
reasonable option. GFS2 is slow, OCFS is slow and hard to get (unless
you use Oracle's distro), both introduce a lot of complexity.
CLVM is also what XenServer is using behind the scenes when you add
"SAN" storage to it, AFAIK.
Here's my 2 node cluster.conf, not much fencing so don't use in
production:
http://fpaste.org/86257/51337291/raw/
I've a CLVM in a small production environment which runs with success
(since 1 year) (currently CS 4.2.1 / KVM / Centos 6.4)
Fencing is important in production. In my environment, we use ipmi tool
to restart a node if a issue is detected. (via iDrac/Dell svrs)
See slide 7 on Marcus document
http://fr.slideshare.net/MarcusLSorensen/cloud-stack-clvm
Check also
https://access.redhat.com/site/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/6/html/Cluster_Administration/s1-creating-cluster-cli-CA.html
Personally I will start production with local storage and take it from
there. Also, there is support for CEPH and starting with 4.4 (so later
this year) there will native GlusterFS support in ACS.
HTH
Lucian
