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NFS diskless was easier for me to setup when I was doing it. THe caveat was, you needed readonly root, so that meant freezing the OS, anything that needed chan
by KaiserPro 5mo ago
NFS diskless was easier for me to setup when I was doing it.
THe caveat was, you needed readonly root, so that meant freezing the OS, anything that needed changing was either stored in a ram disk (that you need to setup) or a per host nfs area (kinda like overlayfs, but not)
- yjftsjthsd-h 5mo agoWhy would you need a read-only root? Do you mean to share across multiple machines?
- KaiserPro 5mo agoYeah it makes things a bit easier to debug. Originally my system was designed to run on multiple machines at once. If you needed to update the root dir, you chrooted into it and did the (yum) update.