Just a user opinion, maybe add the following additions to the options? For option 1: * Clear instructions how to remove all traces to the failed installation (if you can automate it, you can write a manual) or provide instructions to start a cleanup script. * Don't allow another deployment of Cephadm if there's a failed deployment, only if everything is cleaned up. For option 2: * If an installation failed and gotten completely removed, don't allow another run unless the user sets an override (or removes the thing which triggers the check for failed installations). This to prevent a user in an endless loop to try and deploy Cephadm. Inform the user about the last failed deployment, show the available options for a retry and the option to keep the deployment files to troubleshoot the issue. * If the deployment failed (or got interrupted) and the user wanted to keep a failed deployment, provide just like Option 1 clear instructions how to clean up the failed deployment. With the above additions, I would prefer Option 1. Because there's almost always a reason a deployment fails and I would like to investigate directly why it happened. Best regards, Sake _______________________________________________ ceph-users mailing list -- ceph-users@xxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to ceph-users-leave@xxxxxxx
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