Linux
Creating and mounting filesystems using cephfs Paid Members Public
Having a ceph cluster cluster up and running you may want to add a filesystem that can be accessed by multiple nodes at the same time (distributed filesystem). This is where cephfs kicks in. Steps required to setup a cephfs and mount it on clients are described in this article.
Adding storage to a ceph cluster Paid Members Public
Ceph is meant to store data. A natural requirement therefore is to add data to the cluster in order to provide the cluster the ability to actually store data. This article describes how to add storage to your existing cluster.
Debian - Kernelupdate via backports Paid Members Public
Working with machines running on debian is great - debian is a distribution that focuses on stable environments. Providing stability comes - as everything - with a cost: Packages provided with a distribution are not latest & greatest, they are proven. TL;DR Using debian backports is a good way
Setting up a ceph cluster Paid Members Public
Ceph is an open-source storage platform that is built on top of an object storage and provides different ways to build application storage on top. This article will focus on how to deploy a ceph cluster from zero.
Ceph - Upgrade feature levels Paid Members Public
Upgrading distributed systems implies running everything so it's compatible. Ceph is using feature maps to ensure compatibility. This article shows how to ugprade the feature level of a ceph cluster.
Linux - i/o monitor and test tools Paid Members Public
This post shows a few tools that are useful to check for i/o issues on linux systems by watching current i/o or testing the subsystem explicitly.
