Hi there,
I intend to install Ceph on two VMs (client - server) where both
have Ubuntu 12.04 and for client 4G RAM and server 8G RAM.
Walking through the 5 min quick installation i did relay on the default
configurations with little changes: disable the cephx authentication, let
rep value = 1 , a
This is consistently repeatable on my system. This is the latest of two
cluster builds I have done. This is a brand new deployment on hardware
I haven't deployed on previously.
Any help is much appreciated.
root@mon:~# uname -a
Linux mon.X.com 3.2.0-39-generic #62-Ubuntu SMP Thu Feb 28 0
This is consistently repeatable on my system. This is the latest of two
cluster builds I have done. This is a brand new deployment on hardware
I haven't deployed on previously.
You see the error below is referencing /tmp/key.* and the keyring files
are actually keyring.*.
Any help is much
This is consistently repeatable on my system. This is the latest of two
cluster builds I have done. This is a brand new deployment on hardware
I haven't deployed on previously.
You see the error below is referencing /tmp/key.* and the keyring files
are actually keyring.*.
Any help is much
Hi all,
I'm having some issues starting radosgw and I was wondering if anyone here
might have some tips for us. We setup a Ceph cluster with no issues (ceph -s
returns HEALTH_OK) but when we try to start radosgw all we get in the logs is
"Initialization timeout, failed to initialize". We turne
The below part of the mkcephfs code seems responsible for this.
specifically the 'for' loop below. I wonder if I installed from the
wrong place? I installed from the ubuntu source rather than the ceph
source.
# admin keyring
echo Generating admin key at $dir/keyring.admin
$BINDIR
I changed:
for k in $dir/key.*
to:
for k in $dir/key*
and it appeared to run correctly:
root@smon:/etc/ceph# mkcephfs -a -c /etc/ceph/ceph.conf -d /tmp -k
/etc/ceph/keyring
preparing monmap in /tmp/monmap
/usr/bin/monmaptool --create --clobber --add a 192.168.0.253:6789
--print /tmp/monmap
