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README.md
Overview
Ceph is a distributed storage and network file system designed to provide excellent performance, reliability, and scalability.
This charm allows connecting an existing Ceph deployment with a Juju environment.
Usage
Your config.yaml needs to provide the monitor-hosts and fsid options like below:
config.yaml
:
ceph-proxy:
monitor-hosts: IP_ADDRESS:PORT IP ADDRESS:PORT
fsid: FSID
You must then provide this configuration to the new deployment: juju deploy ceph-proxy -c config.yaml
.
This charm noes NOT insert itself between the clusters, but merely makes the external cluster available through Juju's environment by exposing the same relations that the existing ceph charms do.
Contact Information
Authors
- Chris MacNaughton chris.macnaughton@canonical.com
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