Operational Concerns for Openstack Manila
summary
Manila is an OpenStack shared-files service supporting over 30 storage backends and it does not sit in the data path so client scale follows the storage (Ceph RBD/CephFS) not Manila; operators report opening the storage network exposes monitors so they use NFS gateway (Ganesha) or a virtiofs prototype to proxy mounts. Control-plane work focuses on recoverability: share-manager only active-standby today, user-messages need broader coverage for self-service error fixes, and running services in containers/Kubernetes exposes startup and failover timing gotchas.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 5:09Security concerns with CephFS shares
- 25:39Deployment and scalability questions
- 35:13High availability and service issues
- 44:01Service recovery and upgrades
- 48:15Closing remarks and next steps
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