I've been evaluating ceph as a solution for persistent block in our
kubrenetes clusters for low-iops requirement applications. It doesn't do
too terribly bad with 32k workloads even though it's object storage under
the hood.
However it seems this is a very high maintenance solution requiring you t
We're evaluating persistent block providers for Kubernetes and looking at
ceph at the moment.
We aren't seeing performance anywhere near what we expect.
I have a 50-node proof of concept cluster with 40 nodes available for
storage and configured with rook/ceph. Each has 10GB nics and 8 x 1TB
SSD'
