increasing stability

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Hi,

as most on the list here I also see the future of storage in ceph. I
think it is a great system and overall design, and sage with the rest of
inktank and the community are doing their best to make ceph great. Being
a part-time developer myself I know how awesome new features are, and
how great it is to implement them.
On the other hand I think cuttlefish is in a state where I am not
feeling easy when saying: ceph is stable, go ahead, use it. I do happen
to have to do a lot of presentations on ceph recently, and I'm doing a
lot of lobbying for it.
I also realize that it's not easy to develop a distributed system like
ceph, and I know it needs time and a community to test. I'm just
wondering if it might be better for the devs to keep their focus right
now on fixing nasty bugs (even more as they do already), and make the
mon's and osd's super-stable.
I have no insight on the development cycles, so chances are you're doing
this right now already. I'm just saying: I'd love to see ceph take over
the storage world, and for that we need it in super stable states.

Then ceph can succeed big time.

Sorry for the noise, but I really wanted to get rid of this :)
Wolfgang
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