Vishnu
9 Posts
Quote from Vishnu on July 1, 2023, 3:21 pm
I have a vmware cluster and i have a petasan nfs mount. i cannot add more than 1 TB petasan nfs storage to that VM
I have a vmware cluster and i have a petasan nfs mount. i cannot add more than 1 TB petasan nfs storage to that VM
admin
2,967 Posts
Quote from admin on July 1, 2023, 6:28 pm
1) What version of PetaSAN are you using ?
2) From the NFS Exports page, does the export have a quota assigned ? if so edit this and re-mount.
3) From the Pools page, what is the available size for the cephfs data/layout pool ?
4) Can you mount the nfs export on local PetaSAN nfs node, example:
mkdir /mnt/test
mount -t nfs -o nfsvers=4.1,proto=tcp [PublicIP]:/[ExportName] /mnt/test
what does df show on /mnt/test
1) What version of PetaSAN are you using ?
2) From the NFS Exports page, does the export have a quota assigned ? if so edit this and re-mount.
3) From the Pools page, what is the available size for the cephfs data/layout pool ?
4) Can you mount the nfs export on local PetaSAN nfs node, example:
mkdir /mnt/test
mount -t nfs -o nfsvers=4.1,proto=tcp [PublicIP]:/[ExportName] /mnt/test
what does df show on /mnt/test
Vishnu
9 Posts
Quote from Vishnu on July 2, 2023, 12:36 pm
- Used Version 3.1.0
- Yes quota assigned.Edited and remount successfully.but same issue happened.
- Cephfs data available size is 121.51 TB
- filesystem | type | size | use | avail | use% | Mount on
public IP:/Export Name | nfs4 | 4.9T | 0 | 4.9T | 0% | /mnt/test
- Used Version 3.1.0
- Yes quota assigned.Edited and remount successfully.but same issue happened.
- Cephfs data available size is 121.51 TB
- filesystem | type | size | use | avail | use% | Mount on
public IP:/Export Name | nfs4 | 4.9T | 0 | 4.9T | 0% | /mnt/test
admin
2,967 Posts
Quote from admin on July 2, 2023, 1:39 pm
So the mount from Linux is not limited to 1 TB ?
So the mount from Linux is not limited to 1 TB ?
admin
2,967 Posts
Quote from admin on July 3, 2023, 9:32 am
so the linux mount test works.
so the linux mount test works.
Vishnu
9 Posts
Quote from Vishnu on July 3, 2023, 11:41 am
The problem happened when we are trying to add more than 1TB petasan storage disk to VMware virtual machine.
The problem happened when we are trying to add more than 1TB petasan storage disk to VMware virtual machine.
admin
2,967 Posts
Quote from admin on July 3, 2023, 12:16 pm
Ok so this is not an issue on PetaSAN side.
What was the initial quota on the share before you changed it ? maybe vmware cached it ? if you start a new share and new datastore, does it also show issue ?
Is the 1 TB limit seen at the datastore level ? or the datastore size is fine but is it a limit on the vm ? or is it a limit on a single vmdk disk ? please give more detail.
what version of vmware are you using ?
was the datastore mounted as NFS 4 or 3 ?
Ok so this is not an issue on PetaSAN side.
What was the initial quota on the share before you changed it ? maybe vmware cached it ? if you start a new share and new datastore, does it also show issue ?
Is the 1 TB limit seen at the datastore level ? or the datastore size is fine but is it a limit on the vm ? or is it a limit on a single vmdk disk ? please give more detail.
what version of vmware are you using ?
was the datastore mounted as NFS 4 or 3 ?
