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[Justin Santa Barbara <justin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

As Diego pointed out, this should all work already.  You just point your
nova-volume at your Solaris-like box, and it runs all the commands for you
(over SSH).  I wrote the original way-back-when as a stepping-stone to
support for HP SANs (as I had much easier access to Solaris than real
SANs), and it sounds like Diego fixed it up in Diablo, so it hasn't totally
bit-rotted.

Have you tried this?  Did you encounter any problems?  Is there something
extra you need?

Justin





On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 12:06 PM, Nicolas de BONFILS <
openstack@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> **
>
> In fact, my question is more about how to integrate it within nova
> workflow. I know how do each step (zfs pool, iscsi export, iscsi attach in
> vm) but this way is not register by nova db because it's not nova commands.
> I was looking for people who have replace the LVM creation and iscsiadm
> export part with zfs (pool+export) .
>
> --- Nicolas
>
> On 11-06-2012 17:05, Alberto Molina Coballes wrote:
>
> What about Debian/KFreeBSD for nova-volume?
>
> Debian testing (wheezy) with FreeBSD kernel provides support for both
> OpenStack (nova-volume) and ZFS. We are deploying a little cloud for
> testing purposes and it will probably be one of the alternatives we will
> test for storage.
>
> Cheers
>
>
>
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