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Question: Radarr and Sonarr behavior on Rook #99
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Yes, no problems with running sonarr/radarr (or other sqlite-based workloads) using rook. Specifically rook with ceph rbd block storage. The storage is presented to the pod as a native block device. There are also guarantees that no other things can access the storage concurrently. |
That's great! Now if only we can run rook/ceph on ARM devices :/ Looks like I am stuck using local-path-provisioner provided by k3s and "pinning" radarr and sonarr to a specific node. :( |
Keep an eye on this PR - Once resolved and released, it should possibly open the door to rook/ceph client workloads running on ARM (arm64 at least). Also in case you're interested - I'm keeping track of workloads that support arm (really multi-arch) here: https://github.com/billimek/k8s-gitops/blob/master/arm-matrix.md |
Thanks, I've subscribed to that issue. |
Due to this issue, what has been your experience running Sonarr and Radarr on Rook-Ceph?
Does SQLite on Rook-Ceph behave correctly even though it's a network drive?
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