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Aws scsi disk map to xvd
Aws scsi disk map to xvd









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aws scsi disk map to xvd

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  • Until a better naming convention is implemented, here is what one might do to get around this. Also, it appears that the device is not renamed to the xvd naming convention automatically. For example, it seems that volumes mounted pre-boot do not have the /dev/ prefix in the vendor info, while volumes mounted after have the /dev/ prefix.

    aws scsi disk map to xvd

    One thing I've noticed (and has been mentioned elsewhere) is that the device name in the vendor-specific name is different depending on when and how the volume is mounted. I've copied the current udev rules and scripts from the Amazon Linux AMI here: I can't seem to find the python script publicly, but it's available on the Amazon Linux AMI and is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license. I realize python is not installed on CoreOS, but the script could be rewritten to provide the basic functionality needed for udev renaming.Īn example udev rule without using the python script can be found here: AWS Linux handles this with the help of a python script named ebsnvme-id that read EBS information from the NVMe device. This would allow systemd mounts to work across all EC2 instance types without special hacks or relying on fixed device names. It would be great if CoreOS could provide similar rules. This keeps things consistent with the older naming rules and matches what is configured in EBS block device mappings provided when launching the instance. AWS Linux provides built-in udev rules that symlink the NVMe devices to their equivalent /dev/sd naming.

    aws scsi disk map to xvd

    With the newer m5 and c5 instances, EBS volumes show up as NVMe devices. AWS CoreOS 1688.5.3 HVM on m5.* or c5.* instances Desired FeatureĪdd udev symlink rules to map NVMe devices to traditional xvd device names.











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