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Windows share directory to Openstack Swift

asked 2014-07-27 00:13:00 -0600

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Hi all, I've browsed some hours to identify the best way to move some Windows files from a shared directory to an Openstack Swift. I mean, what's teh best back end for files and you have some docs availables to get a better understanding of this? KR, Marco.

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answered 2014-10-28 17:48:18 -0600

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It would be pretty complicated, but you could run Open vStorage on top of your swift cluster. Then spin up some KVM nodes to run a Linux VM + Samba on the virtual Filesystem & share it out that way. (Or heck, even run a Windows VM on top of KVM).

The Volumes in your VMs would all be backed by Swift, and you'd be able to load up quote a bit of data into them.

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