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mount online-storage #33

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cdkharris opened this issue Oct 9, 2024 · 3 comments
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mount online-storage #33

cdkharris opened this issue Oct 9, 2024 · 3 comments

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cdkharris commented Oct 9, 2024

The storage provided by online-storage needs to be useful to the server. Probably what this means is making it available with a PersistentVolume so that the k3s cluster can make PVCs against it.

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prerequisite: #23

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Or it can be used to just back the whole application

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OK so here is what i think is the sensible way to do this:

  • (possibly) don't let cloudinit install k3s or jupyterhub
  • first deploy the jupyter server vm, and a storage server vm, and a volume
  • then hook up the volume to the storage. then from jupyter VM, mount it. (a la terraform-condenser-nfs-server)
  • then when installing k3s do so with --default-local-storage-path=/mnt
  • then install jupyterhub.

The problem is that this isn't working so far, but I have hope.

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