On Fri, 29 Jan 2016 12:34:47 PM Fabricio Cannini wrote: > > No no no. I strognly advise against Ceph. It is very sophisticated and > > fragile with huge and messy code base... Ceph is very unreliable, very > > slow and difficult to set up. Ceph couldn't care less for data integrity > > and in loing term data corruption is inevitable. I'm talking from > > experience. Please stay away from Ceph, it does not worth the effort. > > Like I said, I've no experience with ceph. ;) > For curiosity's sake, when/what version of ceph did you used?
All stable releases made in 2014. And I wasn't just using Ceph but also
maintaining it in Debian and contributing upstream.
The problems I'm talking about are systematic issues unrelated to a
particular version.
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Regards,
Dmitry Smirnov.
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