> Recall that Ceph already incorporates its own cluster-management framework,
> and the various Ceph daemons already operate in a clustered manner.
Sure. But it guess it could reduce 'ceph' code size if you use an existing framework.
We (Proxmox VE) run corosync by default on all nodes, so it would also make
configuration easier.
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