Gluster users - Oct 2014 - configure hostname/ip for bricks

I am trying to run a GlusterFS server in a Docker container. It works fine,
the problem I have is when I create a volume it's associated with the
private IP address of the container, which is not accessible to other hosts
in the network.

If I start the docker container using "--net host", I can work around
the
issue, however, I was wondering if there was a configuration option I could
set that would specify the hostname/ip to use when creating volumes.

Thanks in advance,
Craig
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On Wed, Oct 29, 2014 at 1:18 PM, craig w <codecraig at gmail.com>
wrote:
> I am trying to run a GlusterFS server in a Docker container. It works fine,
> the problem I have is when I create a volume it's associated with the
> private IP address of the container, which is not accessible to other hosts
> in the network.
>
> If I start the docker container using "--net host", I can work
around the
> issue, however, I was wondering if there was a configuration option I could
> set that would specify the hostname/ip to use when creating volumes.
>
--net host is the valid way to do things for docker, docker by itself
is not multi node aware.

So --net host is a cheap hack to get around the problem, you should
use Kubernetes and
see if fixes the problem.

There are other solutions produced by few people using openvswitch
etc. But none are
known to be quite stable.

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