1.chacra.ceph.com has been migrated to the lab. I’ve verified Jenkins jobs are uploading packages to it and a teuthology run successfully pulled packages from it. Let me know if you see any problems. I’m going to let this soak for a week then plan to migrate another instance. From: David Galloway <David.Galloway@ibm.com> Date: Friday, October 9, 2026 at 12:20 PM To: dev <dev@ceph.io>; David Galloway <sepia@ceph.io> Subject: Re: Upcoming Migrations - 1.chacra.ceph.com & telemetry.ceph.com Due to syncing of data taking a bit longer than planned, the 1.chacra.ceph.com migration is pushed to tomorrow. From: David Galloway <David.Galloway@ibm.com> Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 3:33 PM To: dev <dev@ceph.io>; David Galloway <sepia@ceph.io> Subject: Upcoming Migrations - 1.chacra.ceph.com & telemetry.ceph.com Just a heads up that I will be migrating: * 1.chacra.ceph.com this Friday * telemetry.ceph.com on Wednesday, 10/14 Both services are staged in the Sepia Openshift cluster and, for the most part, will just need a DNS cutover. Once 1.chacra.ceph.com is brought back up, is accepting packages from Jenkins jobs, and is validated to continue supporting teuthology runs, I’ll schedule a date to migrate the other two instances. These are our most expensive services in OVH’s public cloud so I’m excited to decommission them from there. Once telemetry is migrated back into the lab, we only have www.ceph.io<http://www.ceph.io> and pad.ceph.com to migrate then we can shut that Openshift cluster down saving on cloud spend there too. -- David Galloway Ceph Engineering Labs – Infrastructure Architect david.galloway@ibm.com IBM