Re: [Gluster-devel] Fwd: Re: GlusterFS removal from Openstack Cinder

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On 05/30/2017 06:54 PM, WK wrote:


On 5/30/2017 3:24 PM, Ric Wheeler wrote:

As a community, each member needs to make sure that their specific use case has the resources it needs to flourish. If some team cares about Gluster in openstack, they should step forward and provide the engineering and hardware resources needed to make it succeed.

Red Hat has and continues to pour resources into Gluster - Gluster is thriving. We have loads of work going on with gluster in RHEV, Kubernetes, NFS Ganesha and Samba.

What we are not doing and that has been clear for many years now is to invest in Gluster in openstack.




OK, I'll bite.

Why is RedHat not interested in Gluster in OpenStack?

Its obvious from my years lurking on the Openstack Mailing lists that the OpenStack community is most comfortable with Ceph. When asked about Gluster, I've seen vague 'complaints' which are mostly no longer relevant and more likely arise from a lack of familiarity with modern Gluster.

I've always been a little surprised the RH people didn't correct that. Instead the OpenStack=Ceph and RHEV=Gluster mindsets seems to have been ingrained.

-bill

Hi Bill,

Red Hat has both ceph and gluster based products. We know both technologies really well, not surprising since we employ most of the developers of both.

Gluster is very relevant and growing, but we definitely see a strong affinity for ceph in the openstack community. We have invested heavily in gluster in other areas.

I would be delighted to see someone else in the community step up to promote gluster in openstack if they have that need and passion.

Regards,
Ric

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