Re: deprecating mkcephfs (the arrival of light-weight deployment tools)

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On Mon, 19 Nov 2012, Isaac Otsiabah wrote:
> 
> I am trying to understand ceph deployment direction because from this link http://ceph.com/docs/master/rados/deployment/
> it
>  is mentioned that mkcephfs is dreprecated. It also has the statement 
> below which mentions light-weight deployment scripts to help you 
> evaluate Ceph.
> 
> 
> "We provide light-weight deployment scripts to help you evaluate Ceph. For
> professional deployment, you should consider professional deployment systems
> such as Juju, Puppet, Chef or Crowbar."
> 
> I  think there is a need to have native ceph deployment tools that aren't dependent upon any third party deployment tools. So my question is this
>     
>     1. when will the light-weight deployment scripts be 
> available and which ceph version will they be released into?

http://github.com/ceph/ceph-deploy is available for initial testing, but 
far from ready for widespread use.  mkcephfs is still the preferred 
installation path.

I'll make sure the 'deprecated' notation is removed until a real 
alternative is ready.

>     2. Now, going forward, when will mkcephfs not work anymore (what 
> ceph version)?

It will be maintained at least through cuttlefish (the next stable 
release), though probably longer, so that there is plenty of overlap with 
whatever tool will follow.

sage

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