Hello Bram,
ISCSi on KVM is painful, you end setting up, PCS cluster on KVM hosts and then add into your cloudstack as a primary storage. So if you have enough good resources to manage KVM hosts with PCS or clustered file system the you can go with it. But trust me if you can get rid of ISCSi and switch to NFS then it would be better ( In case you are planning to have KVM as a hypervisor ). If you really want to using ISCSi then I suggest to go either with XenServer or VMware, both works pretty good with ISCSi. > On 01-Apr-2021, at 1:42 AM, Bram Gillemon <b...@x-plose.be> wrote: > > Hi, > > I have a Huawei Dorado 3000 v6 SAN, which only exports ISCSI. From what i > have been reading cloudstack has CLVM support, but it's not recommended. > The other way i found is by using a clustered filesystem, but the mentions if > found weren't also that happy. > > What is the best way to use my SAN with cloudstack? Should i consider placing > an nfs box in front of the ISCSI? Any other things i could consider using? > > Kind Regards, > Bram
