Presented by Patrick McGarry, Director, Ceph Community, Red Hat

1. Ceph Status && Community Update
Ceph Day SF 2015

2. COMMUNITY
DEV
 Hammer
 Modules
 Orchestration / Deployment
 Release Cycle
QUESTIONS
AGENDA
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3. COMMUNITY

4.  Focused on being non-disruptive
 RHEL / Fedora / CentOS coverage
 Maintaining Ubuntu / SUSE coverage
 Co-Existing with Gluster
 Bi-directional learning is fun!
LIVING IN A POST-ACQUISITION
WORLD
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5. CEPH DAYS
 You’re here!
 Turning up the heat
 100% Community-focused
 Upcoming
 Amsterdam
 Berlin
 Beijing
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6. METRICS
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 Bitergia Platform
 New Quarterly View
 Community-driven
 Good growth
 Code/Tracker/IRC/Lists
 Continuing to evolve

7. USER COMMITTEE
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 Started after Dumpling
 Current chair: Eric Mourgaya
 Periodic meetings to discuss community matters
 Most recently:
 Release cadence
 Contributor credits
 Meetups
 RADOS Gateway use cases
 Discuss upcoming work
 First steps towards broader governance

8. Google Summer of Code
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 Ceph project’s second year
 Last year
 Wireshark
 Reliability Model
 Work published on Ceph wiki
 Get involved!

9. CentOS Storage SIG
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 Creating a collection of packages
 http://wiki.centos.org/SpecialIntere
stGroup/Storage/Proposal
 Easier to deploy CentOS as a
storage node
 Early days
 Packages for Ceph & Gluster
 Get involved!

10. GOVERNANCE
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We haven’t forgotten about you!

11. CEPH DEVELOPER SUMMIT
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 Quarterly developer summit
 100% online (Blue Jeans / IRC)
 Infernalis summit just completed
 Videos on Ceph YouTube
channel
 Next up: “J”

12. DEVELOPMENT

13. HAMMER STATUS
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 Coming soon!
 Major Features:
 cephfs: journal scavenger repair tool (John Spray)
 crush: new and improved straw2 bucket type (Sage Weil,
Christina Anderson, Xiaoxi Chen)
 doc: improved guidance for CephFS early adopters (John
Spray)
 librbd: add per-image object map for improved performance
(Jason Dillaman)
 librbd: copy-on-read (Min Chen, Li Wang, Yunchuan Wen,
Cheng Cheng)
 librados: fadvise-style IO hints (Jianpeng Ma)
 mds: many many snapshot-related fixes (Yan, Zheng)
 mon: new ‘ceph osd df’ command (Mykola Golub)
 mon: new ‘ceph pg ls …’ command (Xinxin Shu)
 osd: improved performance for high-performance backends
 osd: improved recovery behavior (Samuel Just)
 osd: improved cache tier behavior with reads (Zhiqiang
Wang)
 rgw: S3-compatible bucket versioning support (Yehuda
Sadeh)
 rgw: large bucket index sharding (Guang Yang, Yehuda
Sadeh)
 RDMA “xio” messenger support (Matt Benjamin, Vu Pham)

14. CephFS
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 Lots of hard work!
 Dogfooding
 Code
 Src/mds: 366 commits, 19,417 lines added/removed
 Src/client: 131 commits, 4289 lines
 Src/tools/cephfs: 41 commits, 4179 lines
 Ceph-qa-suite: 4842 added lines of FS-related python
 Tracker
 108 FS tickets resolved since Firefly (of which 97 were created
since Firefly)
 83 ticket currently open for FS, of which 35 were created since
Firefly
 31 feature tickets resolved

15. librados
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 Many more deployments/apps using direct librados
 Native library for accessing RADOS
 Librados.so shared library
 C, C++, Python, Erlang, Haskell, PHP, Java (JNA)
 Direct data path to storage nodes
 Speaks native Ceph protocol with cluster
 Exposes
 Mutable objects
 Rich per-object API and data model
 Hides
 Data distribution, migration, replication, failures

16.  Making your intelligent nodes, intelligent-er!
 Allows you to dynamically extend objects in RADOS
 Examples
 MD5 hash
 Image thumbnail service
 Log post-processing
 Whatever you build!
 Uses LUA
 Ask Noah!
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Object Classes
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17. DEPLOYMENT / ORCHESTRATION
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 Ceph-deploy in a good place
 Chef / Puppet / Ansible / Salt / Juju
 Docker is the up-and-comer
 Ask Chris!

18. RELEASE CYCLE COMMS
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 Increased communication requested (user committee)
 Alternating releases (ex: emperor vs firefly)
 Product vs upstream church and state

19. THANK YOU!
Patrick McGarry
Dir Ceph Community
pmcgarry@
redhat.com
@scuttlemonkey