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Don't distribute data using a VM #25

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opened 2023-12-27 17:36:37 +00:00 by pim · 0 comments
pim commented 2023-12-27 17:36:37 +00:00
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Currently, we use a VM (thecloud) to give access to data on the DMZ using NFS. The data is kept in a libvirt volume, but backing this up is quite tedious right now.

Better would be to expose the data right from the hypervisor using NFS. Downside is: we have to give the hypervisor access to the DMZ. We could think of measures to prevent misuse of this. Then, we could juse use btrfs or zfs snapshots to backup data.

Currently, we use a VM (thecloud) to give access to data on the DMZ using NFS. The data is kept in a libvirt volume, but backing this up is quite tedious right now. Better would be to expose the data right from the hypervisor using NFS. Downside is: we have to give the hypervisor access to the DMZ. We could think of measures to prevent misuse of this. Then, we could juse use btrfs or zfs snapshots to backup data.
pim closed this issue 2024-01-01 12:18:56 +00:00
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