Hello, Has anyone used almalinux 9 to install ceph. Have you encountered problems? Other tips on this installation are also welcome. Regards, Gerrit
Has anyone used almalinux 9 to install ceph. Have you encountered problems? Other tips on this installation are also welcome.
I have installed Ceph on AlmaLinux 9.1 (both Ceph and later Ceph/Rook) on a three node VM cluster and then a three node bare metal cluster (with 4 OSDs each) without any problems. (Rook based required some research but there were no problems -- see https://github.com/mnlipp/kubernetes-experience .) Mind that this is, obviously, a small cluster and although the bare metal cluster is eventually intended for production, it has not thoroughly been tested yet. But installation went smoothly and I think that any problems that I might encounter in the future would occur with any OS. What really has surprised me is the resilience. Especially when experimenting with the VM-based cluster I have brought nodes down in a "power off" way several times (not because of problems with Ceph but because of k8s configuration changes) and my file systems have recovered every time. - Michael
I made some tests with a virtual environment, mons, mds and OSDs. The OSDs were 3 VMs with 3 disks each. Now I'm testing Ceph Quincy on AlmaLinux9 without problems in a test environment. I'm using VMs for mons (3) and mds(2) but the OSDs (8) are all physical nodes with 24 HDD. The installation worked out of the box using the Ceph orchestrator and a production cluster is in our roadmap. If all our tests are successful, we will install this new cluster on Alma9. Regards! On Mon, Mar 20, 2023 at 12:37 PM Michael Lipp <mnl@mnl.de> wrote:
Has anyone used almalinux 9 to install ceph. Have you encountered problems? Other tips on this installation are also welcome.
I have installed Ceph on AlmaLinux 9.1 (both Ceph and later Ceph/Rook) on a three node VM cluster and then a three node bare metal cluster (with 4 OSDs each) without any problems. (Rook based required some research but there were no problems -- see https://github.com/mnlipp/kubernetes-experience .)
Mind that this is, obviously, a small cluster and although the bare metal cluster is eventually intended for production, it has not thoroughly been tested yet. But installation went smoothly and I think that any problems that I might encounter in the future would occur with any OS. What really has surprised me is the resilience. Especially when experimenting with the VM-based cluster I have brought nodes down in a "power off" way several times (not because of problems with Ceph but because of k8s configuration changes) and my file systems have recovered every time.
- Michael
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on rocky, which should be identical to alma (?), i had to do this: https://almalinux.discourse.group/t/nothing-provides-python3-pecan-in-almali... because the rpm has a broken dependency to pecan. But switching from debian to the official ceph rpm packages was worth it. The systemd unit now actually works, while it was broken in several ways on debian. On Mon, Mar 20, 2023 at 11:12 AM Sere Gerrit <gerrit.sere@vlaanderen.be> wrote:
Hello,
Has anyone used almalinux 9 to install ceph. Have you encountered problems? Other tips on this installation are also welcome.
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Arvid Picciani
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Dario Graña
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Michael Lipp
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Sere Gerrit