Has their been any release notes or bug reports about the removal of aio support being intentional? In the case of proxmox it seems to be an easy workaround to resolve more or less.
However In the case of oVirt I can change cache method per VM with a custom property key, but the dd process that tests storage backends has in the python scripts the direct flag hard coded in from what I have found so far.
I could potentially swap to nfs-ganesha but again in ovirt exporting and importing a storage domain with a differing protocol is not necessarily what you want to be doing if you can avoid it. I'd probably end up creating a 2nd gluster volume and have to migrate disk by disk.
Just trying to figure out what the roadmap of this is and what resolution I should be ultimately heading for.
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On Sat, Jul 9, 2016 at 7:49 PM, Lindsay Mathieson <lindsay.mathieson@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Did a quick test this morning - 3.7.13 is now working with libgfapi - yay!
However I do have to enable write-back or write-through caching in qemu before the vm's will start, I believe this is to do with aio support. Not a problem for me.
I see there are settings for storage.linux-aio and storage.bd-aio - not sure as to whether they are relevant or which ones to play with.
thanks,
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