Ceph and OpenStack - updated Feb 2014

1. 20140218

2. Ian Colle
Director of Engineering, Inktank
ian@inktank.com
@ircolle
www.linkedin.com/in/ircolle
ircolle on freenode
inktank.com | ceph.com

3. AGENDA
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4. WHY CEPH?
 Why has Ceph has become the de facto storage
choice for OpenStack implementations?
http://www.openstack.org/blog/2013/11/openstack-usersurvey-october-2013/

5. CEPH

6. CEPH UNIFIED STORAGE
OBJECT
STORAGE
BLOCK
STORAGE
FILE
SYSTEM
S3 & Swift
Snapshots
POSIX
Multi-tenant
Clones
Linux Kernel
Keystone
OpenStack
CIFS/NFS
GeoReplication
Native API
Linux Kernel
HDFS
iSCSI
Distributed
Metadata
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7. CEPH OVERVIEW
PHILOSOPHY
HISTORY
Integrated
into
OpenStack
Failure is
normal
Self managing
Included in
Linux kernel
Scale out on
commodity
hardware
Everything
runs in
software
TODAY
Open sourced
for the first time
Project starts
at UCSC
2006
2004
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2010
2012

8. TRADITIONAL STORAGE VS.
CEPH
TRADITIONAL
ENTERPRISE STORAGE
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9. STRONG & GROWING
COMMUNITY
37,946
IRC chatlines
ML messages
Commits
11,500
8,172
2,715
2,888
1,418
2011-Q3
2011-Q4
2012-Q1
2012-Q2
2012-Q3
2012-Q4
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2013-Q1
2013-Q2
2013-Q3

10. ARCHITECTURE
INTERFACES
S3/SWIFT
HOST/HYPERVI
SOR
OBJECT
STORAGE
BLOCK
STORAGE
CIFS/NFS
SDK
FILE
SYSTEM
OBJECT STORAGE DAEMONS (OSD)
STORAGE
CLUSTERS
MONITORS
iSCSI
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11. CRUSH
hash(object name) % num pg
CRUSH(pg, cluster state, rule set)
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13.  CRUSH
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
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Pseudo-random placement algorithm
 Fast calculation, no lookup
 Repeatable, deterministic
Statistically uniform distribution
Stable mapping
 Limited data migration on change
Rule-based configuration
 Infrastructure topology aware
 Adjustable replication
 Weighting

14. ??
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22. HOW DO YOU
SPIN UP
HUNDREDS OF VMs
INSTANTLY
AND
EFFICIENTLY?
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23. instant copy
= 144
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24. write
write
write
write
= 148
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25. read
read
read
= 148
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26. OPENSTACK AND CEPH

27. ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS
APP
HOST/VM
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CLIENT

28. CEPH WITH OPENSTACK
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29. PROPOSED ICEHOUSE
ADDITIONS
 Swift RADOS backend? (possibly)
 DevStack Ceph – In work
 Enable Cloning for rbd-backed ephemeral disks – In Review
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30. WHAT’S NEXT FOR CEPH?

31. CEPH ROADMAP
Firefly
Giant
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H-Release

32. CACHE TIERING - WRITEBACK
500TB
writeback cache
5 PB HDD OBJECT
STORAGE
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33. CACHE TIERING - READONLY
200TB
redonly cache
150TB
readonly cache
5 PB HDD OBJECT
STORAGE
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150TB
readonly cache

34. Costs you 30MB
of storage
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35. Costs you ~14MB
of storage
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36. NEXT STEPS

37. NEXT STEPS
WHAT NOW?
• Read about the latest version of • Deploy a test cluster on the AWS freeCeph: http://ceph.com/docs
tier using Juju: http://ceph.com/juju
• Deploy a test cluster using ceph- • Ansible playbooks for Ceph:
deploy: http://ceph.com/qsg
https://www.github.com/alfredodeza/c
eph-ansible
 Download the code:
 Most discussion happens on the mailing
lists ceph-devel and ceph-users. Join or
view archives at http://ceph.com/list
 IRC is a great place to get help (or help
others!) #ceph and #ceph-devel. Details
and logs at http://ceph.com/irc
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http://www.github.com/ceph
 The tracker manages bugs and feature
requests. Register and start looking
around at http://tracker.ceph.com
 Doc updates and suggestions are
always welcome. Learn how to
contribute docs at
http://ceph.com/docwriting

38. Ian R. Colle
Director of Engineering
ian@inktank.com
@ircolle
www.linkedin.com/in/ircolle
ircolle on freenode