Re: Basic Ceph questions

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Just a bump:)

Is this the right list or should I be posting in devel?

MW

On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 5:51 PM, Marcus White <roastedseaweed.k@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello,
> Some basic Ceph questions, would appreciate your help:) Sorry about
> the number and detail in advance!
>
> a. Ceph RADOS is strongly consistent and different from usual object,
> does that mean all metadata also, container and account etc is all
> consistent and everything is updated in the path of the client
> operation itself, for a single site?
>
>
> b. If it is strongly consistent, is that the case across sites also?
> How can it be performant across geo sites if that is the case? If its
> choosing consistency over partitioning and availability...For object,
> I read somewhere that it is now eventually consistent(local CP,
> remotely AP) via DR. Gets a bit confusing with all the literature out
> there. If it is DR, isnt that slightly different from the Swift case?
>
> c. For block, is it CP on a single site and then usual DR to another
> site using snapshotting?
>
> d. For block, is it just a linux block device or is it SCSI? Is it a
> custom device driver running within Linux which hooks into the block
> layer? Trying to understand the layering diagram.
>
> e. Do the snapshot, compression features come from the underlying file system?
>
> f. What is the plan for deduplication? If that comes from the local
> file system, how would it deduplicate across nodes to achieve the best
> dedup ratio?
>
>
> TIA,
> MW
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