Just my €.02. There is, in fact a cephadm package for the Raspberry Pi
OS. If I read the synopis correctly, it's for ceph 16.2.11, which I
think is the same release of Ceph Pacific that I'm presently running my
own farm on. It appears to derive off Debian Bookworm.
Since cephadm is mainly a program to control other programs, I'd not be
surprised if it can at least partly manage newer ceph systems. Then
again, I don't know what it uses for interfaces beyond its ability to
pull down and setup ceph containers.
For my newer systems, cephadm is the only package I install and I use
cephadm shell. For general management, I do like to install the ceph-
common to get the "ceph" command down to the bash shell level without
invoking cephadm. Everything else, I haven't found a use for.
I do like managed packages because it's useful to have them show up in
a software inventory. However, once I have the cephadm package
installed, I prefer to let it manage the rest of the ceph
infrastructure.
Best Regards,
Tim
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