Gluster users - Oct 2016 - gluster volume not mounted on boot

> But I have a question, it is possible to mount a volume at /gluster-data 
> for example???
> 
No, the way AutoFS works it needs a directory just for itself, so you can't
do that.
I think the simplest would be to use /mnt/autofs like us, and then do a symbolic
link :

ln -s /mnt/autofs/gluster-data /gluster-data

That way you'd end up with pretty much what you want.

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Kevin Lemonnier
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Hi all,

On a system using systemd, you should also be able to use x-systemd.automount.
Just add 'noauto,x-systemd.automount? to your fstab line and systemd should
mount the gluster volume for you when it?s accessed.
The ?noauto? option means that autofs won?t touch the mount and systemd will
have control over it.

-Ville-Pekka