Glusterfs works fine as a shared mountpoint. No NFS and other stuff required. Just mount them everywhere and you are good to go. Performance is acceptable (at least for bunch of ssd), but not comparable with local storage, of course. Not recommend for IO intensive. VM. We recommend such VMs for HA, like routers, RAM/CPY intensive workloads.
Cheers сб, 4 сент. 2021 г., 05:01 Mauro Ferraro - G2K Hosting < mferr...@g2khosting.com>: > Hi Abishek, > > We are testing CS 4.15.1 with Gluster at this moment with > distributed-replicated configuration, NFS-ganesha as storage service > protocol and ZFS 2.1 (raidz-1). At this moment we are trying different > configurations and we cannot get a really good performance. > > If somebody in this group can contribute with information we'll > appreciate your help too. > > El 2/9/2021 a las 01:03, Abishek escribió: > > Hell All, > > > > I have been testing cloudstack 4.15.1 from past few weeks and its going > well. For further testing into our environment I am planning to test out > glusterfs with KVM host (the servers have only local storage). Will > glusterfs have any performance downside. Did anyone previously had the > setup with gluster(replicated). Any thing to consider while deploying? > > > > I will be very grateful for any kind of recommendation. > > Thank you. > > >