[Rdo-list] Triple on sdcard

[Mohammed Arafa]

It's not worth the frustration. Believe me. I battled a whole month with SD
cards until the storage cabling was put in. What a relief. You could feel
the difference.

As to counterfeit that could have been my problem but still lots more
limitations on just the concept itself

Summary. Don't do it. Get the external storage. Even iscsi via freenas or
something is better
On Mar 11, 2016 3:54 PM, "Ignacio Bravo" <ibravo at ltgfederal.com> wrote:

> I never thought of the SDCards cheating on the size, but I guess that
> could a good reason why they were all showing the lower capacity. I tested
> on three cards from the same manufacture/batch.
> I'll try formatting them and validating that I get the full space.
>
> Ignacio Bravo
> LTG Federal Inc
>
> On 03/11/2016 02:03 PM, Dan Sneddon wrote:
>
> On 03/11/2016 10:41 AM, Ignacio Bravo wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have been using Rdo Manager (Tripleo) to deploy outflows and wanted to
>>> check a couple of functionalities with the group.
>>>
>>> We are deploying on blade servers which are good for compute but very
>>> bad for storage, as they only support two drives plus an sdcard each.
>>>
>>> I read that there was some work to deploy ceph on the compute nodes,
>>> which would be optimal for our scenario. Do you guys know how this is
>>> coming along?
>>>
>>> A second alternative is to deploy the overcloud image on an sdcard and
>>> boot from there leaving the two disks to be used for ceph. We got 64gb
>>> cards but were surprised when the ironic introspection returned just 15gb
>>> as available for installation, under the minimum of 40gb of the overcloud
>>> image.
>>> Has anyone been able to deploy on an sdcard using ironic?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> IB
>>>
>>> -
>>> Ignacio Bravo
>>> LTG Federal
>>>
>>>
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>>> Are you certain that the SD cards are genuine? There are lots of fake
>> large-capacity SD cards floating around. For instance, I ordered some
>> supposedly 16GB cards that would fail if you tried to write more than
>> about 3.5 GB. When I tried to format them, they became 4 GB cards,
>> because it turned out they were 4GB cards incorrectly formatted and
>> intentionally mislabled.
>>
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