> If rocky8 had a ceph-common I would go with that.
rocky/almalinux/centos/rhel 8 don't have a ceph-common package in the base
packages.
This was true for el7 but not for el8.
> It would (presumably) be tested more, since it comes with the original
distro.
I would avoid that since you won't prob
If rocky8 had a ceph-common I would go with that. It would (presumably) be
tested more, since it comes with the original distro.
In any case, I installed the el8 ceph packages and they seem to work … so far.
At least I can mount my ceph volume and initial testing looks good.
Thanks!
George
, which make CentOS 8.4 and Rocky Linux 8.4 not compatible.
>
> Maybe I’m mistaken, but I thought that CentOS included ceph-common in
> their own repos, so just doing “yum install ceph-common” worked. This
> doesn’t work on Rocky.
> Just wondering if adding the rh8 ceph repo will work on Rocky, o
Yes, it’s supposed to be, but they have their own package repo and mirrors,
separate from Redhat. I’ve also heard that there are some differences between
the two under the hood, specifically OpenHPC-related, which make CentOS 8.4 and
Rocky Linux 8.4 not compatible.
Maybe I’m mistaken, but I th
Are there client packages available for Rocky Linux (specifically 8.4) for
Pacific? If not, when can we expect them?
I also looked at download.ceph.com and I couldn’t find anything relevant. I
only saw rh7 and rh8 packages.
I bootstrapped test cluster under Rocky 8 and CentOS without meetin
Isn't Rocky Linux 8 supposed to be binary-compatible with RHEL8 ?
Cheers, Massimo
On Tue, Aug 24, 2021 at 12:08 AM Kyriazis, George
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Are there client packages available for Rocky Linux (specifically 8.4) for
> Pacific? If not, when can we expect them?
>
> I also looked at do
