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Introduction
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Metadata Servers
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Origin Story
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Why Kubernetes
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Why Rook
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NFS Ganesha
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Why Scale Out
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Passive Active
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NFS Clients
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NFS Grace Periods
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NFS Over Cluster File System
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CephFS Client Reacquire State
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NFS Cluster Deployment Management
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Rook and CephFS
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Summary
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Future vision
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Questions
Description:
Explore the development of scalable NFS clusters using Rook and CephFS in this 37-minute conference talk by Patrick Donnelly from Red Hat. Dive into the integration of Ceph, a distributed storage system, with Kubernetes through Rook. Learn about the dynamic creation of highly-available NFS server clusters that export CephFS for use within Kubernetes or as a standalone appliance. Discover how Ceph and Rook collaborate to manage the deployment of NFS-Ganesha pods with minimal operator involvement. Gain insights into metadata servers, the benefits of Kubernetes and Rook, NFS Ganesha, scale-out architecture, passive-active configurations, NFS clients, grace periods, and cluster file systems. Understand the deployment management process, the relationship between Rook and CephFS, and explore future visions for this technology. The talk concludes with a Q&A session, providing an opportunity to deepen your understanding of this innovative approach to storage management in Kubernetes environments. Read more

Rook Deployed Scalable NFS Clusters Exporting CephFS

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