Ceph New Cluster Configuration Recommendations

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 Hi to All,

      I'm new to the Ceph community. I've found some used hardware on our datacenter and i want to create a new Ceph cluster, a little bit more powerful (i know that the disks are not good at all, each node has 10 x 72GB SAS disks and 2 x 500GB SATA disks (that's not to much space), but this is for testing the solution. The hardware is the following:

OS Running: Ubuntu 12.10 Server 64 bits (on 2 x 140GB w/RAID-1)

ceph-node01(mon)        10.77.0.101    ProLiant BL460c G7    32GB    8 x 2 Ghz   
ceph-node02(mon)        10.77.0.102    ProLiant BL460c G7    64GB    8 x 2 Ghz
ceph-node03(mon)        10.77.0.103    ProLiant BL460c G6    32GB    8 x 2 Ghz
ceph-node04                  10.77.0.104    ProLiant BL460c G7    32GB    8 x 2 Ghz
ceph-node05(deploy)    10.77.0.105    ProLiant BL460c G6    32GB    8 x 2 Ghz

All the Blades are inside of the same enclosure so the connectivity is going to be through the same SW (one cable) of 1Gb, i know that this is NOT good at all but again is for testing, and is what we got for the moment.

Could someone give me some hints on configured this hardware the Best possible way? i mean where to put the Journals, how many OSD's per node, i thought to use 2 x Journal disks in a 1:5 relation, so 1 journal for 5 OSD's. Is going to be better to use 2 x 72GB SAS disks as the Journals right?, any other recommendations? Also when running the "ceph-deploy new" command to create the cluster how can i specify the name of the cluster?

Again sorry if they are very newbie questions but as i said im new to Ceph.

Thanks in advance,

Best regards,

 

German Anders







 
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