Hi Team We have grown out of our current solution, and we plan to migrate to multiple data centers. Our setup is a mix of radosgw data and filesystem data. But we have many legacy systems that require a filesystem at the moment, so we will probably run it for some of our data for at least 3-5 years. At the moment, we have about 0.5 Petabytes of data, so it is a small cluster. Still, we want more redundancy, so we will partner with a company with multiple data centers within the city and have redundant fiber between the locations. Our current center has multiple 10GB connections, so the communication between the new locations and our existing data center will be slower. Still, I hope the network traffic will suffice for a multi-datacenter setup. Currently, I plan to assign OSDs to different sites and racks so we can configure a good replication rule to keep a copy of the data in each data center. My question is how to handle the monitor setup for good redundancy. For example, should I set up two new monitors in each new location and have one in our existing data center, so I get five monitors in total, or should I keep it as three monitors, one for each data center? Or should I go for nine monitors 3 in each data center? Should I use a Stretch set up to define the location of each monitor? Could you do the same for MDS:es? Do I need to configure the mounting of the filesystem differently to signal in which data center the client is located? Does anyone know of a partner we could consult on these issues? Best regards Daniel _______________________________________________ ceph-users mailing list -- ceph-users@xxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to ceph-users-leave@xxxxxxx
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