Thanks so much for this!
I'm just having a little bit of trouble getting it fully working, but I'm sure it's me not using it correctly.
My test setup is using a master and a worker on raspberry pis without docker, and then 2 unraid workers using this docker container.
I used your docker run example.
This was my volume create command (which was successful):
gluster volume create vol1 replica 4 master:/mnt/cache/swarm/brick worker:/mnt/cache/swarm/brick UNRAIDworker1:/gluster/brick UNRAIDworker2:/gluster/brick force
That will successfully create the volume, and I can see the files created on the raspberry pi nodes showing up in /gluster/brick in my docker containers (and on the unRAID host). But no volumes are getting mounted in /mnt/cache/swarm
Am I missing something?
SOLVED: Yep, stupid mistake on my part. I had to create /mnt/cache/swarm/vol1 on my unRAID host before starting the container. Now everything is working correctly!
Thanks so much for this!
I'm just having a little bit of trouble getting it fully working, but I'm sure it's me not using it correctly.
My test setup is using a master and a worker on raspberry pis without docker, and then 2 unraid workers using this docker container.
I used your docker run example.
This was my volume create command (which was successful):
gluster volume create vol1 replica 4 master:/mnt/cache/swarm/brick worker:/mnt/cache/swarm/brick UNRAIDworker1:/gluster/brick UNRAIDworker2:/gluster/brick forceThat will successfully create the volume, and I can see the files created on the raspberry pi nodes showing up in /gluster/brick in my docker containers (and on the unRAID host). But no volumes are getting mounted in /mnt/cache/swarm
Am I missing something?
SOLVED: Yep, stupid mistake on my part. I had to create /mnt/cache/swarm/vol1 on my unRAID host before starting the container. Now everything is working correctly!