Manila - Creating shared resources (NFS, CephFS)
Manila is an OpenStack project aimed at delivering "Shared File Systems as a Service".
Component-Based Architecture: Enables quick addition of new features
High Availability: Scales to meet demanding workloads
Fault Resilience: Isolated processes prevent cascading failures
Recoverability: Failures should be easy to diagnose, debug, and fix
Open Standards: Serves as a reference implementation for a community-supported API.
BST Region¶
In the BST region, there are two types of shared storage:
- NFS (DDN_ZFS storage)
- CephFS (Ceph Breve Storage) - supported on Ubuntu systems from version 18.04 onwards
Access to resources will be granted following the approval of a resource access request →https://support.pcss.pl/servicedesk/customer/portal/6
DCW Region¶
In the DCW region, there is one type of shared storage:
- CephFS - supported on Ubuntu systems from version 18.04 onwards
Access to resources will be granted following the approval of a resource access request →https://support.pcss.pl/servicedesk/customer/portal/6
Configuration is divided into two stages:
- Network preparation →Network Configuration Instructions
- Creation of the share and its connection to virtual machines →Share Creation Instructions