Hi everyone,
I need to configure 2 ESXi machines using iSCSI. For that I have this:
1. Two ESXi machines, each with 2x 10G NIC, but they are only compute nodes, no attached storage (the only storage is 2 drives in RAID1 that serves for the OS)
2. 1 storage server with 24 NVME drives (1.6TB each) and 4x 10G NICs, and I am thinking to use TrueNAS to create 2 POOLS, one for iscsi target and one for NFS share.
3. 1 Switch with 10G ports where all 3 servers are connected
I mention that unfortunately I have only one /24 subnet.
My goal is to have:
- 1 iSCSI target used for ESXi machines
- 1 NFS share that will be used by a K8S cluster that sits on top of those machines (will be using Storage Classes and Dynamic provisioning)
So having all these, how is better to configure both TrueNAS machine and ESXi machines on networking side so I can have the best performance/reliability result?
Thank you!
I need to configure 2 ESXi machines using iSCSI. For that I have this:
1. Two ESXi machines, each with 2x 10G NIC, but they are only compute nodes, no attached storage (the only storage is 2 drives in RAID1 that serves for the OS)
2. 1 storage server with 24 NVME drives (1.6TB each) and 4x 10G NICs, and I am thinking to use TrueNAS to create 2 POOLS, one for iscsi target and one for NFS share.
3. 1 Switch with 10G ports where all 3 servers are connected
I mention that unfortunately I have only one /24 subnet.
My goal is to have:
- 1 iSCSI target used for ESXi machines
- 1 NFS share that will be used by a K8S cluster that sits on top of those machines (will be using Storage Classes and Dynamic provisioning)
So having all these, how is better to configure both TrueNAS machine and ESXi machines on networking side so I can have the best performance/reliability result?
Thank you!