Re: [ceph-users] announcing ceph-helm (ceph on kubernetes orchestration)

I’m not sure how I missed this earlier in the lists but having done a lot of work on Ceph helm charts, this is of definite interest to us. We’ve been running various states of Ceph in Docker and Kubernetes (in production environments) for over a year now. There is a lot of overlap between the

Re: [ceph-users] announcing ceph-helm (ceph on kubernetes orchestration)

(sorry for the late response, just catching up on ceph-users) > Probably the main difference is that ceph-helm aims to run Ceph as part of > the container infrastructure. The containers are privileged so they can > interact with hardware where needed (e.g., lvm for dm-crypt) and the > cluster

Re: [ceph-users] announcing ceph-helm (ceph on kubernetes orchestration)

On Wed, 25 Oct 2017, Hans van den Bogert wrote: > Very interesting.I've been toying around with Rook.io [1]. Did you know of > this project, and if so can you tell if ceph-helm > and Rook.io have similar goals? Similar but a bit different. Probably the main difference is that ceph-helm aims to

Re: [ceph-users] announcing ceph-helm (ceph on kubernetes orchestration)

Very interesting. I've been toying around with Rook.io [1]. Did you know of this project, and if so can you tell if ceph-helm and Rook.io have similar goals? Regards, Hans [1] https://rook.io/ On 25 Oct 2017 21:09, "Sage Weil" wrote: > There is a new repo under the ceph

[ceph-users] announcing ceph-helm (ceph on kubernetes orchestration)

There is a new repo under the ceph org, ceph-helm, which includes helm charts for deploying ceph on kubernetes. The code is based on the ceph charts from openstack-helm, but we've moved them into their own upstream repo here so that they can be developed more quickly and independently from