On 4/14/20 8:58 AM, bruce wrote:
Not a flame war. I'm going to have a use case, where I spin up a lot of
cloud VM. The worker VM does some work, and then returns the resulting
work/files to a single VM. I'm looking at doing a NFS/Samba server for
the storage VM. Any thoughts one way or the other.
The storage VM will be accessible from the client VMs. I'm assuming the
client VM would mount the storage VM, and do some sort of write to the
device.
If the clients are all Linux, then you definitely want nfs. It's a
native Unix filesystem which supports everything and is easy to setup.
Samba is like a translation layer with potential mismatches on both side
and will be a lot harder to get configured correctly.
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