Hi Stephan, thanks for a quick reply.

We are not using windows, so that wouldn't be a problem. It would be
interesting to hear if other people are considering and, or using Ceph
in production.

Also what size clusters have been tested so far?

Roland

2009/2/26 Stephan Menzel <stephan.men...@gmx.eu>:
> Hi Roland,
>
>> I have some questions about the state of the project. Do you have any
>> information about people using ceph in production or near production
>> environments? What are your experiences so far?
>
> Well, I've been investigating ceph about 4 months ago and thought about using 
> it in production. Those thoughts are still there but I encountered too many 
> problems back then to actually settle for it. Those included inability to 
> readstart a shut down cluster (should be fixed by now) and the fact that I 
> didn't actually relly know what I'm doing. Lots of abbrevations and daemons, 
> slightly outdated docs and I hardly knew what the commands stated in the wiki 
> actually do.
> I've also looked at an alternative (OpenAFS) but found it terribly 
> complicated and badly documented to I turned away with slight disgust. One of 
> the most important reasons why it looks like I can't use it today is quite 
> sad. It's the lack of windows support. I'm working on a cross platform 
> project and unfortunately windows is a must.
>
> Roland, if you don't need windows, give ceph a shot. It's worth it.
>
> Stephan
>
>
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