Hello, I have developed a small utility for configuring iSCSI targets and storing the configuration in extended attributes of Ceph objects. I named it lrbd and it's at https://github.com/swiftgist/lrbd. For supporting rbd backstores (as opposed to iblock backstores), I depend on a targetcli (and indirectly python-rtslib) that is not yet upstreamed and a kernel supporting tpg_enabled_sendtargets. The primary purpose for using rbd backstores is an active-active redundant iSCSI target across different gateways. The utility does support iblock backstores and can be useful for other configurations. Lrbd is written in python and the spec file is fairly simple. I have only packaged and tested on SUSE. Should I submit a pull request with these limitations? Eric
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