Rook: Intro and Ceph Deep Dive
summary
Rook installs an operator that deploys and manages Ceph (plus NFS, Cassandra, YugaByte) on Kubernetes, automating upgrades, CSI provisioning, and day‑2 ops; v1.6 adds Ceph Pacific support, GA multi‑filesystem and filesystem mirroring, HA mgrs, pod disruption budgets, bulk OSD updates, and less LVM. Object storage uses an object bucket claim and secret credentials; external Ceph clusters are supported. Demo shows a PVC‑based cluster on one node using two local PVs, expanding OSDs from 1 to 2 and capacity from 6GB to 12GB successfully. 215M downloads
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:40Kubernetes Storage Challenges
- 1:45What is Rook?
- 2:31Storage Providers
- 3:15What is Ceph?
- 3:52Architectural Layers
- 4:19Rook Management
- 5:00CSI Provisioning
- 5:43Ceph Data Path
- 6:35Installing Ceph is simple!
- 7:23Environments
- 7:48Rook in a Cloud Environment
- 9:09Configurable for Cluster Topologies
- 9:49Updates are automated
- 10:53Ceph CSI Driver
- 11:29External Cluster Connection
- 12:07Object Storage Provisioning
- 13:16Ceph Pacific Support
- 13:41Notable new features
- 14:17Ceph OSD Enhancements
- 15:06Two types of clusters
- 15:38Host-based cluster
- 16:57Create a PVC-based cluster(1/3)
- 22:07Create a PVC-based cluster(2/3)
- 24:40Create a PVC-based cluster(3/3)
- 25:04Advanced configurations
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