I have NAS -> Openmediavault with transmission, gogs, nextcloud and dokuwiki. Those services and mysql (for gogs and nextcloud) are on system drive but their data directories are pointing to folders on ZFS mirrored drives.
ZFSpool/nextcloud/data
ZFSpool/googs/data
ZFSpool/transmission/downloaded
ZFSpool/dokuwiki/data
I want to move from OMV to proxmox and separate those service with containers. But also i want to keep things as they were - i dont want to store any data on volumes created for containers. Data directories should be linked to mounted ZFS pool and their adjacent directories.
Also, Nextcloud and googs will have their own mysql instances in their containers. I want to move /var/lib/mysql directories from both to ZFS pool and make a links to them in containers. So i will add
ZFSpool/nextcloud/var.lib.mysql/
ZFSpool/googs/varl.lib.mysq/
To achieve this, first i was thinking about shared volumes. I already used such solution (2 containers have additional common volume to share data between them). But backups of such containers which have 1 their base volume and 2 huuuge data volume will be problematic.
So second thing which came to my mind was NFS. But i dont know how reliable such solution will be. And will there be any hit in performance.
What do you think about that and what your ideas to make it properly?
ZFSpool/nextcloud/data
ZFSpool/googs/data
ZFSpool/transmission/downloaded
ZFSpool/dokuwiki/data
I want to move from OMV to proxmox and separate those service with containers. But also i want to keep things as they were - i dont want to store any data on volumes created for containers. Data directories should be linked to mounted ZFS pool and their adjacent directories.
Also, Nextcloud and googs will have their own mysql instances in their containers. I want to move /var/lib/mysql directories from both to ZFS pool and make a links to them in containers. So i will add
ZFSpool/nextcloud/var.lib.mysql/
ZFSpool/googs/varl.lib.mysq/
To achieve this, first i was thinking about shared volumes. I already used such solution (2 containers have additional common volume to share data between them). But backups of such containers which have 1 their base volume and 2 huuuge data volume will be problematic.
So second thing which came to my mind was NFS. But i dont know how reliable such solution will be. And will there be any hit in performance.
What do you think about that and what your ideas to make it properly?
