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magnifique!

Make all the container logs available in the dashboard. Then users can go into the services and see what has happened

Is 3 node ceph cluster(with let's say 5 OSDs per node) ok for production? Or is it significantly better to have 5 nodes with 3 OSD per node? I only care about the performance.

This numa optimization (at the CHIPLET level) reminds me of coders going above and beyond trying to do the compiler's job. Which is very cool for live streams and tech blogs and tech videos on youtube but it's a pain for actual programmers. So, just like the compiler is supposed to handle the lower level optimizations, so should the software handle the modern architectures properly and spare the sysadmin / storage admin from doing this manual bolt tighening. He's the driver, not the mechanic. I mean it's super cool, don't get me wrong, but it's the coding team's concern (whoever that is)

great tip on zfs aligned at 4M! At the beginning you referenced a talk about numa chiplets ? I'd love to watch that too.

Are the slides posted anywhere? The camera feed cuts them off in the video unfortunately.

It's great to see more initiatives going towards engaging with users and collecting feedback. Will be great to have support for airgapped clusters in the public boards for example, I think a lot of users keep their clusters secured off the internet but would love to share data

Now this is awesome

Great presentation! It's so exciting to see that CephFS is getting more dashboard functionality, that will be a real help with dealing with permissions

10 years no corruption..... simply poetry to my ears ....👍

I WANT IN!!!

where is the ppt？

Thank you for great presentation!

I found it very easy to deploy Ceph with rook in a k0s cluster!

Can we get the link to the docs here as a pinned comment or in video description?

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loooking forward to use ceph

Thanks Neha.

How we can put multisite replication in maintenance mode for OS patching?

This video is so good that my professor straight up teaches this and these slides when explaining ceph! Thanks for helping me with finals :p

I think Portworx is so much advanced in terms of features, functionality and security.

Hi, I have kubernetes cluster ,on the basis namespaces created on it I want to isolate/segrate data .I am using ceph as storage. So will external ceph cluster be answer for it ?

Good one :)

Can you supply information on the servers you used for the high density configs in 2022?

'promo sm'

Amazing presentation. Although from.2019, still very relevant.

At 17:40, the conclusion is CEPH should be used with Write Cache ON or OFF ? Thanks so much for all the insights !

请问ppt的下载链接有吗？

I'm from the future 👋🏼 Bulding this locally on a 16G mac machine with ccache be tween 3 and 20 minutes depending on the hit rate, though the numbers aren't final. And I also like to checkout the upstream repository first and then adding my fork. Then you have the community commits under the `origin/` namespace which kind of makes sense. Also, no matter what order you created your repos in or where you cloned from, you can always change the remote name wth `git remote rename old_name new_name`. That's another step, but if already there then that's the solution.

THank you for the knowledge sharing !!!

Why would rook offer no encryption support at the k8s layers pvc and pv layers if it’s designed for k8s in transit and at rest. This is hard to find only works in portworx

Canonical. I'm out.

Ceph is super interesting, but I lost any interest in this use case the moment he said Snaps and Canonical. Not interested in supporting the continued erosion of open source freedom and code transparency. Just say NO TO SNAPS.

screen stuck at 13:20 ?

can someone please guide or share the link to this training set?

audio is terrible sorry

great info but what's with the teeth sucking or lap smacking noises? Super distracting and gross.

Great fun talk

Nice~

Very nice to see this kind of presentation in a tech con. We usually extend the life of servers up to 9 years in mixed-age clusters, because their perform well enough for the customers and it has quite a financial impact. Your presentation made me realize how we're helping the environment too! Thanks!

Regarding 95% usage of a single osd - I have temporarily worked around high single osd usage by using 'ceph osd reweight-by-utilization' and 'osd reweight'.

Regarding forums: I think the subreddit (r/ceph) is probably the largest one, albeit unofficial.

perfect, where can i get slides ?

Thank you - great work and presentation

This was very helpful. I really liked the ocd tennis coach analogy.

Great stuff. This is a great introduction into the future plans.

Thanks, Wido! I'm planning a small cluster consisting of Consumer CPUs that have clock speeds as high as 5.8GHz. I'll keep your observations in mind as QD=1 is very relevant to our needs.

Great to see more work being done on this!

Very cool, and potentially useful as network traffic grows rapidly

Really appreciate these talks. Invaluable to help plan for the future.