I've been playing with installing rook-ceph in a Rancher managed k8s
cluster for the past week or so and while it does work, some things
aren't working as expected. In particular I'm trying to use the CLI to
add users and buckets during cluster creation, to integrate with my
IaC/IaaS scripts, and am running into a confusing issue.
I can use the Ceph dashboard to create users and buckets, and then use
the aws s3api commands to manipulate the buckets and all works well;
however the documentation says that I can add bucket users with
radosgw-admin, but when I do this, the users I create do not show up
anywhere I can find in the Ceph dashboard, and they cannot manipulate
buckets via the aws s3api commands.
I'm sitting on a fresh install of rook-orchestrator and
ceph-rook-cluster now via helm and the dashboard shows a single user in
the Buckets->Users area named 'dashboard-admin' while 'radosgw-admin
user list' returns an empty array.
radosgw-admin zone list and zonegroups list show two zones and two
zonegroups; one named 'ceph-objectstore' and one named 'default'. I'm
not specifically trying to use zones or zonegroups but I thought I would
mention this since it is relevant. Both show in the Object-Multi site
page in the dash as well, though there's an extra "something" above the
ceph-objectstore tree that has a balance scale icon; i don't know what
these represent as there is no legend on the page.
I haven't tried to add a user in this current config since I'd like to
wait for some ideas from the group, but the commands I've been trying
are:
TOOLS_POD=$(kubectl -n rook-ceph get pod -l "app=rook-ceph-tools" -o
jsonpath='{.items[*].metadata.name}')
kubectl -n rook-ceph exec -it $TOOLS_POD -- radosgw-admin user create
--uid=testuser --display-name="Test User" --access=full
The documentation indicates that this is how you add bucket users to the
cluster.
TIA for any assistance.
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