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Over the long history of rootless podman, one classic judgement is "Rootless Podman don't support storage on NFS". Which is a longterm drawback of our infrastructure, we have to add a separate local ssd for each server.
Recently, we are going to re-build our infrastructure. And we found some blogs and github issues like #21606 and https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/podman-rootless-overlay indicating: if we have xattrs support on NFS server, we can use NFS shares as the graphroot.
Therefore, could someone confirm that with xattrs support, we can use NFS share as graphroot? If so, what is the minimum kernel/podman/fuse-overlayfs version needed? Thanks!
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Over the long history of rootless podman, one classic judgement is "Rootless Podman don't support storage on NFS". Which is a longterm drawback of our infrastructure, we have to add a separate local ssd for each server.
Recently, we are going to re-build our infrastructure. And we found some blogs and github issues like #21606 and https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/podman-rootless-overlay indicating: if we have xattrs support on NFS server, we can use NFS shares as the graphroot.
Therefore, could someone confirm that with xattrs support, we can use NFS share as graphroot? If so, what is the minimum kernel/podman/fuse-overlayfs version needed? Thanks!
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