Re: RGW/ServiceMap and multisite

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On Fri, Mar 9, 2018 at 4:02 PM, Casey Bodley <cbodley@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> On 03/09/2018 09:45 AM, John Spray wrote:
>>
>> The idea is not to put all the admin functionality in a library.
>> Rather, to have a minimal library that does the bits that don't make
>> sense in the admin REST API -- the parts that bootstrap authentication
>> and set up zones.
>
>
> Has much thought been put into the requirements for multisite configuration?
> There are some aspects that can be managed within a single cluster, and
> those can and should be exposed by the radosgw admin api. But in general,
> zone creation and configuration has to happen on its own resident cluster.

The thing that sets up a connection between two clusters probably
wants to be outside of either cluster -- for that reason it's not been
much of a topic for the in-Ceph management bits.  When I talk about
"setting up a zone", I'm using that interchangeably to mean either
setting up a single RGW cluster or setting up a zone that's intended
to be hooked up elsewhere in a multisite configuration later.

I would love for the RGW experts to give this some though: the tools
that hook up multiple ceph clusters are more likely to be
vendor-specific and less likely to be core Ceph, but it would be good
to have a straight answer for people who ask what interface they
should use to do it from their vendor tool.

John

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