Hi,
check out this thread [1] as well, where Anh Phan pointed out:
Not really sure what you want, but for simplicity, just move folder
to following structure:
/volumes/[Sub Volume Group Name]/[Sub Volume Name]
ceph will recognize it (no extend attr needed), if you use
subvolumegroup name difference than "_nogroup", you must provide it
in all subvolume command [--group_name <subvol_group_name>]
You'll need an existing group (the _nogroup won't work) where you can
move your directory tree to. That worked in my test as expected.
Regards,
Eugen
[1]
https://lists.ceph.io/hyperkitty/list/ceph-users@xxxxxxx/thread/G4ZWGGUPPFQIOVB4SFAIK73H3NLU2WRF/#HB3WW2ENNBBC2ODVSWX2DBGZO2KVB5VK
Zitat von jie.zhang7@xxxxxxxxx:
Hello,
I'm following this tread and the original. I'm trying to convert
directories into subvolumes. Where I'm stuck is how you move a
directory into the subvolume root directory.
I have a volume 'tank' and it's mounted on the host as '/mnt/tank'
I have subfolders '/mnt/tank/database', '/mnt/tank/gitlab', etc...
I create a subvolume and getpath gives me:
/volumes/_nogroup/database/4a....74
Questions:
1) How do I move /mnt/tank/database into /volumes/_nogroup/database/4a...74
2) Each of the directories have different pools associated with
them, do I need to create the sub volume in the same pool?
3) Or can I just move '/mnt/tank/gitlab' -->
/volumes/_nogroup/gitlab without first creating the volume? This
would skip question 2..
Thx!
Jie
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