Create a tenant sharing
Create a share server and share its volumes using NFS/CIFS with others VM on the same network
Pre-task:
- upload
manila-service-image-master.qcow2
to/var/support
or usb drive - import with cli
fs_import
controller> image
controller:image> fs_import
1: usb
2: local
Enter index: 2
1: manila-service-image-master.qcow2
Create a Share network
Navigate to Project > Share > Share Networks > + CREATE SHARE NETWORK
Create a Share - tenant share type
Navigate to Project > Share > Shares > + CREATE SHARE
- Create a share protocol NFS or cifs
- Share Size = 10GB
- Share Type = tenant_share_type
- Share network = share_network
Create a Rules
Click on the dropdown button from Actions and select manage rules
add rule
Enter the IP address of VM
Get the shared link
Navigate to Project > Share > Shares and click the "Share Name"
Copy the Links
Mount the share on VM
ssh to your instances
❯ ssh [email protected]
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ubuntu@ubuntu18:~$
[optional-ubuntu] install nfs-common
ubuntu@ubuntu18:~$ sudo apt install nfs-common -y
create a folder
ubuntu@ubuntu18:~$ mkdir nfs-share
mount up
ubuntu@ubuntu18:~$ sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.10.243:/shares/share-30363868-006d-41bf-8d4a-e21268d64ea2 nfs-share/
check connectivity
ubuntu@ubuntu18:~$ ls nfs-share/
lost+found
ubuntu@ubuntu18:~$ touch nfs-share/bigstack.co.txt
ubuntu@ubuntu18:~$ ls nfs-share/
bigstack.co.txt lost+found
ubuntu@ubuntu18:~$