Hi community,
I am trying to evaluate CEPH cluster in my environment. We have
500+ Linux clients which uses NFS to mount directory from NFS file server.
I need to test some of the tools in CEPH cluster, which we use in our
environment. But, I have failed bcz I was not able to successfully
re-export CEPH file system via NFS.
While googling, I found that nfs-ganesh supports any FUSE like system to be
mounted over NFS. Can you please put some lime light how I can get my CEPH
cluster to be compiled and configured with nfs-ganesh support. I can
re-create (destroy and setup new) entire CEPH cluster as its under testing.
Thanks in advance
__madhusudhana
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You may rely on native CEPH actually, but you should use the one that was patched my the Matt & Adam, LinuxBox's guys. This one compiles OK (it's part of my non-regression tests) and should work. I suggest that you contact them (see their email addresses in nfs-ganesha-devel mailing list archive).
Regards
Philippe
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hi community,
I am trying to evaluate CEPH cluster in my environment. We have
500+ Linux clients which uses NFS to mount directory from NFS file server.
I need to test some of the tools in CEPH cluster, which we use in our
environment. But, I have failed bcz I was not able to successfully
re-export CEPH file system via NFS.
While googling, I found that nfs-ganesh supports any FUSE like system to be
mounted over NFS. Can you please put some lime light how I can get my CEPH
cluster to be compiled and configured with nfs-ganesh support. I can
re-create (destroy and setup new) entire CEPH cluster as its under testing.
Thanks in advance
__madhusudhana
You may rely on native CEPH actually, but you should use the one that was patched my the Matt & Adam, LinuxBox's guys. This one compiles OK (it's part of my non-regression tests) and should work. I suggest that you contact them (see their email addresses in nfs-ganesha-devel mailing list archive).
Regards
Philippe