RETIRED, Fuel plugin for Cinder Block Device Driver integration
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README.md

fuel-plugin-bdd

Disk-intensive workloads require the storage layer to be able to provide both high IOPS and sequential operations capabilities. Apache Hadoop is one of the most storage-sensitive frameworks which is widely used for Data Processing in production. Sahara service provides Hadoop installations on top of OpenStack.

The best performance on the virtualized environment can be achieved by providing the direct access from a VM to a block device located on the same compute host. OpenStack Cinder service has such attachment option implemented in the BlockDeviceDriver.

This plugin affords ability to use BlockDeviceDriver in Fuel.