Re: How to mount different ceph FS using ceph-fuse or kernel cephfs mount

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On Tue, Mar 21, 2017 at 5:31 PM, Deepak Naidu <dnaidu@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Greetings,
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> I have below two cephFS “volumes/filesystem” created on my ceph cluster. Yes
> I used the “enable_multiple” flag to enable the multiple cephFS feature. My
> question
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> 1)      How do I mention the fs name ie dataX or data1 during cephFS mount
> either using kernel mount of ceph-fuse mount.

The option for ceph_fuse is --client_mds_namespace=dataX (you can do
this on the command line or in your ceph.conf)

With the kernel client use "-o mds_namespace=DataX" (assuming you have
a sufficiently recent kernel)

Cheers,
John

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> 2)      When using kernel / ceph-fuse how do I mention dataX or data1 during
> the fuse mount or kernel mount
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> [root@Admin ~]# ceph fs ls
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> name: dataX, metadata pool: rcpool_cepfsMeta, data pools: [rcpool_cepfsData
> ]
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> name: data1, metadata pool: rcpool_cepfsMeta, data pools: [rcpool_cepfsData
> ]
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> Deepak
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