DeepSea: Deployment and Management of Ceph with Salt
summary
DeepSea is a Salt-based Ceph deployment framework that runs staged orchestrations stages 0–5 orchestration to provision, validate and manage clusters up to thousands of nodes (example target: 2,500). It uses a Python-parsed policy.cfg host-to-role mapping to translate hostnames into roles, performs rolling updates with automated service restarts and health checks, and supports live online filestore→bluestore migration. Content ships for SLES, CentOS and Ubuntu and bundles OpenAttic for console operations.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 6:28Key Principles
- 7:30Recap
- 12:11Orchestrations
- 16:23Automated Restart
- 17:36Demo
- 19:32Deployment Phase
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