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+1 for "regular" Ceph. Don't bother with that rook stuff. Just setup a regular Ceph cluster and go. Kubernetes handles its stuff and a (much more reliable and s
by scurvy 9y ago
+1 for "regular" Ceph. Don't bother with that rook stuff. Just setup a regular Ceph cluster and go. Kubernetes handles its stuff and a (much more reliable and stable) Ceph cluster handles blocks and files.
- stormbeard 9y agoCan you explain what's wrong with Rook? I thought it was supposed to make life easier when running Ceph.