Thanks for the tip! I figured that the storage-attached hook would need to do something in order to be persistent -- adding the mount to fstab, perhaps.
I went initially with block because I do want to control the filesystem type (ext3/4 vs. xfs, perhaps), as well as various mount options, like noatime. It all adds a little bit of complexity, but goes far in helping do benchmarking and performance-tuning. Are these something "type: filesystem" can do?
Still working on getting master built; I'll have more on that when I start my day.
Thanks for the tip! I figured that the storage-attached hook would need to do something in order to be persistent -- adding the mount to fstab, perhaps.
I went initially with block because I do want to control the filesystem type (ext3/4 vs. xfs, perhaps), as well as various mount options, like noatime. It all adds a little bit of complexity, but goes far in helping do benchmarking and performance-tuning. Are these something "type: filesystem" can do?
Still working on getting master built; I'll have more on that when I start my day.