SSS Caching

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Hello All,

Currently running a CEPH cluster connected to KVM via the KRBD and used only for this purpose.

Is working perfectly fine, however would like to look at increasing / helping with random write performance and latency, specially from multiple VM's hitting the spinning disks at same time.

Currently have journals on SSD so helps with a very short burst, however looking into putting some proper SSD "cache" in front.

I have read that in the past the cache tiering hasn't been great, however has improved some what in recent releases and if setup correctly works well once tuned.

However as I want to make sure what choice and hardware I put in place will last for a while / future releases, does SSD cache work / going to work with the new BlueStore?

Or am I better off creating a SSD Pool and placing the OS Disk on this and using the standard pool as anything non OS related such as /home partitions e.t.c (bigger overhead on the configuration side per a VM)

Basically my questions are:

1/ Will cache Tier continue to be supported for versions to come and in new backend format.

2/ I currently run at 3 replication, is it safe to run replication 2 for SSD cache while using Write Back while using DC grade SSD?

3/ Anything I should be aware of when looking into caching?

Thanks for your time!,
Ashley
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