So maybe I am going at this the wrong way but as of now I have a shared file system on my data server being shared over NFS. On my virt/container host I have it mounted to /var/lib/lxc to therefore put all of my containers there. and when I iperf the connection i get my expected gigabit speeds(800-900 Mb/s) and if I copy from /dev/zero to this file system i get my expected gigabit speeds(40MB/s) but when i then do an lxc-create my transfer speeds go to 4 MB/second measured at the file system on my data server(ZFS) and when I do lxc-create to a local dir it runs at blazing fast speeds.
So I am not sure what is causing this issue but it is providing to be very frustrating. Is there any other way you can see to manage this. My hosts do not have much storage, hence the data storage server. So how i can i keep the data storage on my data server and run them across the gigabit link to actually run on my hosts? this is all using LXC for clarification.
If you need more explanation let me know. It can be confusing.
--Jezzirolk
So I am not sure what is causing this issue but it is providing to be very frustrating. Is there any other way you can see to manage this. My hosts do not have much storage, hence the data storage server. So how i can i keep the data storage on my data server and run them across the gigabit link to actually run on my hosts? this is all using LXC for clarification.
If you need more explanation let me know. It can be confusing.
--Jezzirolk