GlusterFS Configuration

GlusterFS

GlusterFS is a scalable network filesystem suitable for data-intensive tasks such as cloud storage and media streaming.

Renaming a volume will actually delete that volume and create a new one.
After you change the volume list, you need to redeploy your application for new configuration be applied to your application.
You cannot change replica_count after GlusterFS added to your application.
You cannot use glusterfs group or any of its servers in mount_targets.

The following settings are available via the Manifest file:

Option	Description	Clouds
`iam_instance_profile_name`	The name of the IAM instance profile that should be used when provisioning this server.	AWS
`instance_service_account_name`	The name of the GCE Service Account that should be used when provisioning this server.	GCE
`mount_targets`	List of servers and server groups on which GlusterFS should be mounted. You can specify the name of the server or server group (e.g. `rails` or `mysql`). You can also use app and db keywords: `app` is your main app server group (e.g. rails) and `db` is your database server groups (e.g. `mysql` or `redis`). The default value is `app`.	All
`replica_count`	The number of nodes in the GlusterFS cluster to which data will be replicated (e.g. `2` means your data exist on two nodes). Default value is `1`.	All
`root_disk_size`	Default size of root disk (in GB) for servers used by GlusterFS. Default value is `50`.	AWS, Azure, GCE
`root_disk_type`	Disk type for servers used by GlusterFS, accepted values being `ssd` and `magnetic`. Default value is `ssd`.	AWS, GCE
`tags`	Append the listed tags to any servers created for this component. See our tagging guide for more info on tag syntax and support.	AWS, Azure, DigitalOcean, Hetzner
`version`	The version of GlusterFS you wish to install.NOTE: You can use database groups to run different versions of the same database in parallel with each other.	All

glusterfs:
  configuration:
    version: 11.0
    replica_count: 2
    mount_targets: ['app','redis']