Hi,
If performance is critical you'd want CephFS kernel clients to access
your CephFS volumes/subvolumes. On the other hand, if you can't trust
the clients in your cloud, then it's recommended that you set up a
gateway (NFS-Ganesha server) for CephFS. NFS-Ganesha server uses
libcephfs (userspace
Hi,
as always the answer is "it depends". Our company uses the ceph
cluster for all three protocols. We have an openstack cluster (rbd)
and use cephfs for work and home directories, and radosgw for k8s
backups. And we don't face any performance issues. I'd recommend to
give cephfs a try,
