Re: disk enclosure LEDs

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On 2016-12-02T14:23:39, Sage Weil <sage@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> On the other hand, if we simply make an opinionated choice about some 
> other per-host agent service, like we did in the original Calamari (which 
> used salt and zeromq, IIRC), we'll probably end up offending more users 
> than we please.

> Perhaps the way forward is to pick *some* external host agent and service 
> to start with and ensure that it is integrated into ceph-mgr in a 
> pluggable way such that we have (1) the osd:device mappings available, (2) 
> a standard API for working with LEDs etc, and (3) a working plugin for 
> twiddling the LEDs, but ensure that other "disk services" backends can 
> also be used?

Yes, that makes sense. Making an opinionated choice about the API the
ceph-mgr plugin has and then we can patch in whatever transport we want.




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