Re: Design a PetaByte scale CEPH object storage

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> I am a software developer and am new to this domain. 

So maybe first get some senior system admin or so? You also do not want 
me to start doing some amateur brain surgery, do you?

> each file has approx 15 TB
???? Pfff, maybe rethink/work this to







-----Original Message-----
From: James Watson [mailto:import.me007@xxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: zondag 26 augustus 2018 20:24
To: ceph-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:  Design a PetaByte scale CEPH object storage

Hi CEPHers,

I need to design an HA CEPH object storage system. The scenario is that 
we are recording HD Videos and end of the day we need to copy all these 
video files (each file has approx 15 TB ) to our storage system.

1)Which would be the best tech in storage to transfer these PBs size 
loads of videos to CEPH based object storage wirelessly.

2)How should I design my CEPH in the scale of PBs and make sure its 
future proof.

3)What are the latest hardware components I might require to accomplish 
this task?


I am a software developer and am new to this domain. Kindly request all 
to provide the name of even the most basic of hardware components 
required for the setup so that I can do a cost estimation and compare 
with other techs.

My novice solution so far:

1. Transmitting module if using WiFi (802.11ac (aka Gigabit Wifi) max 
200 Mbps speed) to transfer a file of size 15 TB to CEPH Storage takes 7 
days !!

2.CEPH needs to be configured with High Availability A SAN with FC 
networking in place (GEN 6 SANS) using NVMe SSD with HBAs that support 
NVMe over Fibre Channel giving a transfer rate of 16 Gbps to Host 
Server.


Thanks for your help in advance. 


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