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<p class="note title">TrueNAS SCALE, iSCSI and K8s</p><p class="note date">Tuesday, November 9, 2021</p><p class="note content">Intro This is a simple guide meant to help you deploy the democratic-csi CSI Driver into your Kubernetes cluster via Helm, using TrueNAS SCALE as your storage backend for iSCSI volumes.
NOTE: Assumes you have TrueNAS SCALE RC.1 or later
Node Setup The TrueNAS team has put together steps for installing and configuring iscsi support for your nodes here. One word of caution is in order to use Multipath, you most have two NICs, on seperate physical subnets, and have multipath configured in TrueNAS.<span class="mldr">…more</span></p></a><p class="note labels"><a class="category" href="/categories/kubernetes/">Kubernetes</a><a class="category" href="/categories/storage/">Storage</a><a class="tag" href="/tags/freenas/">FreeNAS</a><a class="tag" href="/tags/truenas/">TrueNAS</a><a class="tag" href="/tags/scale/">SCALE</a><a class="tag" href="/tags/k8s/">K8s</a><a class="tag" href="/tags/kubernetes/">Kubernetes</a></p></li><li class="item"><a class="note" href="/posts/freenas-wasabi-cloud-sync/">
<p class="note title">FreeNAS Cloud-Sync using Wasabi</p><p class="note date">Wednesday, May 6, 2020</p><p class="note content">With FreeNAS v11.2 and Cloud-Sync, you can easily backup your data to Wasabi without the need of a custom Jail as outlined in this post.
For those that don’t know, Wasabi is an S3 compatible object store. At $5.99/mo per TB of data, it’s one of the most economical places to backup your data for long-term storage. I emphasize “long-term” as Wasabi has some hidden-fees when it comes to data retention (see here).<span class="mldr">…more</span></p></a><p class="note labels"><a class="category" href="/categories/storage/">Storage</a><a class="tag" href="/tags/freenas/">FreeNAS</a><a class="tag" href="/tags/wasabi/">Wasabi</a><a class="tag" href="/tags/s3/">S3</a></p></li><li class="item"><a class="note" href="/posts/freenas-as-tf-backend/">
<p class="note title">Setup FreeNAS as a Terraform backend</p><p class="note date">Wednesday, February 5, 2020</p><p class="note content">UPDATED: 02/11/2020
Terraform is a great tool for provisiong infrastrucutre, deploying apps, and just about everything in between. It’s a Swiss Army Knife for DevOps; or at least mine. But to take Terraform to the next level, you need to use a remote backend. This is easy if you’re using a Cloud provider but what if you don’t want your sensitive deployment data in the cloud and/or, like me, are too cheap to shell out the money for S3, Blob, GCS, etc?<span class="mldr">…more</span></p></a><p class="note labels"><a class="category" href="/categories/development/">Development</a><a class="tag" href="/tags/terraform/">Terraform</a><a class="tag" href="/tags/freenas/">FreeNAS</a><a class="tag" href="/tags/s3/">S3</a></p></li><li class="item"><a class="note" href="/posts/my-first-post/">
<p class="note title">My First Post</p><p class="note date">Tuesday, February 4, 2020</p><p class="note content">Initial blog setup. Posts to comes soon!</p></a></li></ul></div><section id="footer" class="footer"><div class="footer-wrap">
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