I've had the misfortune of using ceph both supported and unsupported. IMO, it's a nightmare to use, it constantly has problems, there's tons of bugs in every r

I've had the misfortune of using ceph both supported and unsupported. IMO, it's a nightmare to use, it constantly has problems, there's tons of bugs in every release. We're currently several releases behind because there's some kind of major problem with each of the newer versions. It's sad, because there's a lot of genius level people that work on Ceph. But the project as a whole is not high enough quality to be reliable. I imagine most people that work on ceph (eg, the code, not the rest of the org) will want to move to greener pastures soon. Anyone that wants to work for IBM pretty much already did.