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Learning Ceph

You're reading from   Learning Ceph Unifed, scalable, and reliable open source storage solution

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2017
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ISBN-13 9781787127913
Length 340 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Karan Singh Karan Singh
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Bryan Stillwell Bryan Stillwell
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Anthony D'Atri Anthony D'Atri
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Vaibhav Bhembre Vaibhav Bhembre
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Table of Contents (12) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Introducing Ceph Storage FREE CHAPTER 2. Ceph Components and Services 3. Hardware and Network Selection 4. Planning Your Deployment 5. Deploying a Virtual Sandbox Cluster 6. Operations and Maintenance 7. Monitoring Ceph 8. Ceph Architecture: Under the Hood 9. Storage Provisioning with Ceph 10. Integrating Ceph with OpenStack 11. Performance and Stability Tuning

Layout decisions


In this section we'll explore strategies for placing your Ceph servers within a data center. Consider in advance each of these factors to prevent potentially expensive (and embarrassing) rude awakenings after you deploy your production clusters.

Convergence: Wisdom or Hype?

Literature and the media have been buzzing for a few years about Converged Infrastructure and as if that weren't catchy enough, Hyperconverged Infrastructure. Perhaps, next year we'll see Ultraconverged Infrastructure that also makes julienne fries. The distinction between the two is mostly marketing. Traditional cloud and server farm designs have typically featured servers / chassis dedicated to each role: Compute, Storage, Networking. Convergence however is all the rage today: provisioning all services onto the same servers. The touted advantages of this approach are savings in management costs and maintenance (read: headcount), in DC footprint recurring operational costs, and in hardware up front capital...

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