Maciej Gałkiewicz writes:
> On 13 September 2013 17:12, Simon Leinen wrote:
>>
>> [We're not using is *instead* of rbd, we're using it *in addition to*
>> rbd. For example, our OpenStack (users') cinder volumes are stored in
>> rbd.]
> So you probably have cinder volumes in rbd but you boot ins
On 13 September 2013 17:12, Simon Leinen wrote:
>
> [We're not using is *instead* of rbd, we're using it *in addition to*
> rbd. For example, our OpenStack (users') cinder volumes are stored in
> rbd.]
So you probably have cinder volumes in rbd but you boot instances from
images. This is why y
>> Just out of curiosity. Why you are using cephfs instead of rbd?
[We're not using is *instead* of rbd, we're using it *in addition to*
rbd. For example, our OpenStack (users') cinder volumes are stored in
rbd.]
To expand on what my colleague Jens-Christian wrote:
> Two reasons:
> - we are
