Rook: Intro and Ceph Deep Dive
Talkat KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2020 Virtual · on Friday, 2020-11-20· at 15:10· Intrado Virtual Event Platform,·
summary
Rook brings Ceph inside Kubernetes and automates deployment, upgrades and day‑two ops via an operator plus CRDs, a CSI driver and native object provisioning, turning Ceph into block file and S3‑compatible object storage that serves production clusters. Project metrics claim 200 million container downloads and about 300 contributors and the release Rook 1.5 adds encryption with HashiCorp Vault, automated rbd mirroring, stretch clusters, external‑cluster consumer mode and scalable PV provisioning that avoids cloud disk attach limits.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:37Rook is Graduated!
- 2:27Storage Challenges
- 3:27What is Rook?
- 4:37Storage Providers
- 6:20What is Ceph?
- 7:04Architectural Layers
- 8:21Rook Management
- 9:59CSI Provisioning
- 11:46Ceph Data Path
- 12:55Installing Ceph is simple!
- 14:22Request Storage for Apps
- 15:18Environments
- 15:57Ceph in a Cloud Environment
- 18:01Configurable for Cluster Topologies
- 19:01Ceph CSI Driver
- 19:53Upgrading is automated
- 21:29External Cluster Connection
- 23:08Object Bucket Provisioning
- 24:50Encryption with Key Management
- 26:16Mirroring of Block Data
- 27:22Stretched Kubernetes Cluster
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