Re: Ceph Beginner's Guide

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Hello Zac,


If possible also include the installation guide.

Regards

On Sat, 2 Dec 2023, 13:30 Zac Dover, <zac.dover@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> The Upstream Documentation Team is writing a Beginner's Guide. If you're
> reading this email, then you are invited to contribute to it.
>
> I have a firm idea of what I want the Beginner's Guide to contain, but it
> is important to me to consult the Ceph community during the early stages of
> the composition of the Beginner's Guide, to make sure that we create a
> Beginner's Guide that is useful.
>
> The first section of the Beginner's Guide will be a brief overview of the
> components of a Ceph cluster. This section will be brief enough to be read
> in just a couple of minutes.
>
> The second section of the Beginner's Guide will be a set of reference
> architectures. This section will describe the differences between the
> different kinds of clusters. For example, a CephFS cluster requires
> Monitors, Managers, OSDs, and also Metadata Servers. An object storage
> cluster requires Monitors, Managers, OSDs, and a RADOS Gateway. The second
> section of the Beginner's Guide will describe the various kinds of storage
> clusters and the pieces that each of the kinds requires. After reading this
> section, a beginner will know for example which kind of cluster requires a
> metadata server (it's a CephFS cluster).
>
> I am considering writing a third section of the Beginner's Guide that
> addresses early misconceptions about Ceph. This section would consist of
> things that people wish they had known when they started using Ceph. The
> User+Dev Monthly Meetup of November 2023 generated a beefy list of these
> things, and here are some of them: different storage types (block, file,
> object) are all built on RADOS, but they don't interact with each
> other--you can't treat your S3 bucket the way you treat a CephFS directory;
> there is a difference between a RADOS object and an S3 object. This section
> would also answer some Ceph-beginner questions: just what is the CRUSH map
> and what does it do?; which components of a Ceph cluster can run in VMs and
> which must run on bare metal?; what is the difference between consumer
> grade hardware and enterprise grade hardware?
>
> I expect to have finished writing the Beginner's Guide by Cephalocon 2024.
>
> Please tell me if there is something that you'd like to see in a Ceph
> Beginner's Guide that I haven't mentioned.
>
> Zac Dover
> Upstream DocumentationCeph Foundation
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