Wayne,

Just so you know your posts are working, I'll reply. I have no experience with that at this point in time. Personally I don't see an issue posting to ensure the NetApp configurations are correct or compatible with the configurations.

Jeff

On Fri, Sep 25, 2020 at 9:09 AM Wayne McCormick Wayne.McCormick@sjrb.ca wrote:

I hope I’m doing this right… (posting to the list I mean).

I have four MySQL servers using NFSv4, but not with krb5. The rest of the environment is v3.

We did do a pilot with OpenStack Container Platform and we used v3 (v4 was enabled, so it may have used it) provisioning via Trident with success. We also used Trident to provision iSCSI volumes. Worked quite well.

Hope that helps a little.

Wayne

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Crickets ? :)

Alright let us remove openstack qualifier. Does anyone use v4 or know anyone that does with Netapp FAS?

On Tue, Sep 22, 2020 at 6:53 PM Douglas Siggins siggins@gmail.com wrote:

Greetings,

Just reaching out for experiences on Openstack deployments with Netapp NFS. Are you using the default v4 or have switched the mount options to v3? We have a pretty good base of ISCSI, but based on performance and manageability are considering making the jump.

Speaking of NFSv4, outside of openstack has anyone made any large deployments? Is it as solid as v3? using uid/gid, is anyone using sec=krb5?

Regards,

Douglas

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