Hi Iban, If using NVME-oF, which is meant to replace iSCSI in Ceph, is not feasible for you, you could take a look at PetaSAN's iSCSI implementation. We've been successfully using PetaSAN [1] iSCSI gateways with an external Ceph cluster (not the one deployed by PetaSAN itself) on VMware hypervisors (135 VMs, 75TB) for a year and a half. We've adopted PetaSAN after conducting extensive resilience, stability, and performance tests and identifying a few quickly-fixed bugs (memory leak and XCOPY VAAI malfunction). It offers great performance and scalability. Still working great. Regards, Frédéric. [1] https://www.petasan.org ----- Le 10 Fév 25, à 12:26, Iban Cabrillo cabrillo@ifca.unican.es a écrit :
Good morning,
I wanted to inquire about the status of the Ceph iSCSI gateway service. We currently have several machines installed with this technology that are working correctly,
although I have seen that it appears to be discontinued since 2022. My question is whether to continue down this path, adding machines, or whether it will be discontinued in new Ceph distributions.
Best regards and thanks in advance. --
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