Hi,all
The openstack was running on one server in my experiment. The VolumeGroup named
'cinder-volumes' was comprised by a local disk partition whose name was
'/dev/sda2'.
A volume was created in the dashboard, and I tried to attach it to a running
instance. However, the operation was failed.
Appreciate for your reply, Yannick.
In my host, the service of tgtd and configuration in /etc/cinder/cinder.conf
is normal.
With the kindly help of Wanghao, I find out the reason here.
The image in my server is a livecd iso. The 'root_device_name' of these
instances created by the image are '
Hi, all
Is there a common way to manage the block storage of an unknown vendor san?
For example, a linux server shares its local disks by the target
software(iscsitarget, lio and etc.). The computing nodes are connected to the
target with iscsi session, and the LUNs are already rescaned.
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From: Caitlin Bestler [mailto:caitlin.best...@nexenta.com]
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Hi,all
David said: users will simply try to get rid of their volumes ALL at the same
time and this is putting a lot of pressure on the SAN servicing those volumes
and since the hardware isn't replying fast enough, the process then fall in D
state and are waiting for IOs to complete which slows
Hi,all
The storage array used by cinder in my experiment is produced by Huawei. The
vendor releases its own multipath named Ultrapath with the SAN.
Could I use the Ultrapath instead of dm-multipath in openstack?
Best wishes,
Qi
Qi Xiaozhen
CLOUD OS PDU, IT Produc