Use UUID in fstab for nfs export FS for stability after reboot. #260
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Can you have a look on this one ? If your bastion boot on san with multipath, having a exportfs can prevent the linux to reboot properly. /assign @cs-zhang |
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/assign @cs-zhang |
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/assign @sajauddin |
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@sajauddin could you please have a look on this one. |
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/lgtm
@schabrolles could you please check if we can do the same with powervs automation?
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/dev/disk/pv-storage-diskpoints to a/dev/dm-*when using multipathed disk.This dm- device can be renumbered after a reboot, which could prevent the bastion/helpernode to reboot properly (maintenance mode because /export cannot be mount).
The best way is to get the UUID generated after the creation of the FS and use this one in the fstab.