Hyper-Converged setup
shulemmosko
33 Posts
June 26, 2020, 4:53 amQuote from shulemmosko on June 26, 2020, 4:53 amHi Admin.
First of all thank you for the work you guys are putting in to this project, I hope to be able to contribute in the future.
As an IT service provider our company wants to build a private/public cloud
Our objectives are
- to implement a Hyper converged design
- high availability
- highly scalable
- high performance
- Not to have extra stand alone servers
- Install Openstack or Cloudstack on top of it
-----So here is our conceptual design-----
We have 3 identical servers with the following specs
- 2x E5-2697 v3
- 128Gb RAM
- 2x 200Gb ssd for hyper-v server
- 4x 1920Gb sas ssd for OSD's
- 2x melanox connectx-4 NIC cards with 2 40Gb connections each
- 2x 10Gb nic
- 2x 1Gb nic
I am going to install hyper-v server on all 3 servers (2x 200gb ssd) and creating a fail-over cluster
Im installing PetaSAN on each Hyper-v as a VM and saving the VM on the local 200gb ssd's
then use the 4 1920Gb sas ssd's for the OSD's
Question
Is there a way to to export smb3 to the hyper-v hosts instead of multi-path iscsi? for hyper-v fail-over clustering?
Does this setup make sense?
Input and advice will greatly be appreciated. Thanks!
-Shulem
Hi Admin.
First of all thank you for the work you guys are putting in to this project, I hope to be able to contribute in the future.
As an IT service provider our company wants to build a private/public cloud
Our objectives are
- to implement a Hyper converged design
- high availability
- highly scalable
- high performance
- Not to have extra stand alone servers
- Install Openstack or Cloudstack on top of it
-----So here is our conceptual design-----
We have 3 identical servers with the following specs
- 2x E5-2697 v3
- 128Gb RAM
- 2x 200Gb ssd for hyper-v server
- 4x 1920Gb sas ssd for OSD's
- 2x melanox connectx-4 NIC cards with 2 40Gb connections each
- 2x 10Gb nic
- 2x 1Gb nic
I am going to install hyper-v server on all 3 servers (2x 200gb ssd) and creating a fail-over cluster
Im installing PetaSAN on each Hyper-v as a VM and saving the VM on the local 200gb ssd's
then use the 4 1920Gb sas ssd's for the OSD's
Question
Is there a way to to export smb3 to the hyper-v hosts instead of multi-path iscsi? for hyper-v fail-over clustering?
Does this setup make sense?
Input and advice will greatly be appreciated. Thanks!
-Shulem
admin
2,930 Posts
June 26, 2020, 6:37 amQuote from admin on June 26, 2020, 6:37 amNo, the SMB 3 support in Samba ( Linux SMB server ) is not complete and does not provide necessary additions in SMB v3 to support storage for hyper-v. It works well as a scalable share to Windows clients but not for hyper-v usage.
For hyper-v : you can use iSCSI directly or create a SMB3 SOFS using Windows Servers fronting PetaSAN iSCSI disks, we have documentation guides for both setups.
we do not test running hyper converged setups.
No, the SMB 3 support in Samba ( Linux SMB server ) is not complete and does not provide necessary additions in SMB v3 to support storage for hyper-v. It works well as a scalable share to Windows clients but not for hyper-v usage.
For hyper-v : you can use iSCSI directly or create a SMB3 SOFS using Windows Servers fronting PetaSAN iSCSI disks, we have documentation guides for both setups.
we do not test running hyper converged setups.
shulemmosko
33 Posts
July 3, 2020, 5:00 pmQuote from shulemmosko on July 3, 2020, 5:00 pmOk I got my 3 PetaSAN Nodes setup on Hyper-v and everything is working until i try to format the Iscsi drive on windows the drive initializes ok but will not format.
I rebuilt the Cluster a few times with different settings etc, same thing it will not format the drive to ntfs or refs.
Any suggestions where i might gone wrong?
Thank you!!
Ok I got my 3 PetaSAN Nodes setup on Hyper-v and everything is working until i try to format the Iscsi drive on windows the drive initializes ok but will not format.
I rebuilt the Cluster a few times with different settings etc, same thing it will not format the drive to ntfs or refs.
Any suggestions where i might gone wrong?
Thank you!!
Hyper-Converged setup
shulemmosko
33 Posts
Quote from shulemmosko on June 26, 2020, 4:53 amHi Admin.
First of all thank you for the work you guys are putting in to this project, I hope to be able to contribute in the future.
As an IT service provider our company wants to build a private/public cloud
Our objectives are
- to implement a Hyper converged design
- high availability
- highly scalable
- high performance
- Not to have extra stand alone servers
- Install Openstack or Cloudstack on top of it
-----So here is our conceptual design-----
We have 3 identical servers with the following specs
- 2x E5-2697 v3
- 128Gb RAM
- 2x 200Gb ssd for hyper-v server
- 4x 1920Gb sas ssd for OSD's
- 2x melanox connectx-4 NIC cards with 2 40Gb connections each
- 2x 10Gb nic
- 2x 1Gb nic
I am going to install hyper-v server on all 3 servers (2x 200gb ssd) and creating a fail-over cluster
Im installing PetaSAN on each Hyper-v as a VM and saving the VM on the local 200gb ssd's
then use the 4 1920Gb sas ssd's for the OSD's
Question
Is there a way to to export smb3 to the hyper-v hosts instead of multi-path iscsi? for hyper-v fail-over clustering?
Does this setup make sense?
Input and advice will greatly be appreciated. Thanks!
-Shulem
Hi Admin.
First of all thank you for the work you guys are putting in to this project, I hope to be able to contribute in the future.
As an IT service provider our company wants to build a private/public cloud
Our objectives are
- to implement a Hyper converged design
- high availability
- highly scalable
- high performance
- Not to have extra stand alone servers
- Install Openstack or Cloudstack on top of it
-----So here is our conceptual design-----
We have 3 identical servers with the following specs
- 2x E5-2697 v3
- 128Gb RAM
- 2x 200Gb ssd for hyper-v server
- 4x 1920Gb sas ssd for OSD's
- 2x melanox connectx-4 NIC cards with 2 40Gb connections each
- 2x 10Gb nic
- 2x 1Gb nic
I am going to install hyper-v server on all 3 servers (2x 200gb ssd) and creating a fail-over cluster
Im installing PetaSAN on each Hyper-v as a VM and saving the VM on the local 200gb ssd's
then use the 4 1920Gb sas ssd's for the OSD's
Question
Is there a way to to export smb3 to the hyper-v hosts instead of multi-path iscsi? for hyper-v fail-over clustering?
Does this setup make sense?
Input and advice will greatly be appreciated. Thanks!
-Shulem
admin
2,930 Posts
Quote from admin on June 26, 2020, 6:37 amNo, the SMB 3 support in Samba ( Linux SMB server ) is not complete and does not provide necessary additions in SMB v3 to support storage for hyper-v. It works well as a scalable share to Windows clients but not for hyper-v usage.
For hyper-v : you can use iSCSI directly or create a SMB3 SOFS using Windows Servers fronting PetaSAN iSCSI disks, we have documentation guides for both setups.
we do not test running hyper converged setups.
No, the SMB 3 support in Samba ( Linux SMB server ) is not complete and does not provide necessary additions in SMB v3 to support storage for hyper-v. It works well as a scalable share to Windows clients but not for hyper-v usage.
For hyper-v : you can use iSCSI directly or create a SMB3 SOFS using Windows Servers fronting PetaSAN iSCSI disks, we have documentation guides for both setups.
we do not test running hyper converged setups.
shulemmosko
33 Posts
Quote from shulemmosko on July 3, 2020, 5:00 pmOk I got my 3 PetaSAN Nodes setup on Hyper-v and everything is working until i try to format the Iscsi drive on windows the drive initializes ok but will not format.
I rebuilt the Cluster a few times with different settings etc, same thing it will not format the drive to ntfs or refs.
Any suggestions where i might gone wrong?
Thank you!!
Ok I got my 3 PetaSAN Nodes setup on Hyper-v and everything is working until i try to format the Iscsi drive on windows the drive initializes ok but will not format.
I rebuilt the Cluster a few times with different settings etc, same thing it will not format the drive to ntfs or refs.
Any suggestions where i might gone wrong?
Thank you!!