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How can I use block storage with a coreos cluster?

Posted October 5, 2016 2.2k views
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I want my media server to be distributable but access a block storage media on one of the coreos nodes. What’s the best solution?

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ryanpq October 6, 2016

Currently a block storage device can only be accessed by a single droplet at a time. While there is not yet a low level solution to share a block storage device among members of a coreOS cluster you could run a file sharing (NFS/Samba/SSHFS) service on one droplet to make your file-system accessible to other members of the cluster. This method could also be used to share across different data centers with a properly configured firewall.

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