Alexander Trost

In this talk we are going to introduce you to the Rook Ceph Operator, which can be used to run Ceph clusters with ease on top of Kubernetes clusters. In helping make it easy to run a Rook Ceph cluster we will also be talking about the current state of the project development, the kubectl krew plugin and some more advanced features. There will be a demo about the rook-ceph krew plugin on how it is used to automate common management tasks and can make the troubleshooting process easier.

What is Rook and the architecture of Rook + the storage run in Kubernetes. We'll also take a look at new features added to Rook.

The talk will give an overview of what Rook can do and what is new since last years talk about Rook Ceph storage. The overview will be about what Rook is and the architecture. The second part is going to show newly added features to Rook.

Agenda: * What is Rook * Architecture of Rook * New features * Ceph * New Storage Backend: Yugabyte * EdgeFS * Upcoming

Target audience are people interested in Rook, Ceph and Kubernetes.

The talk will show how simple it is to use Rook for Ceph storage on Kubernetes. In addition to showing how simple it is to use the storage, the ease of adding and removing nodes will also be shown in a demo.

Target audience are people interested in Ceph and Kubernetes.

Topics:

• What is Rook?
• Architecture of Rook
• Kubernetes native integration
• What can Rook help you do (better) with Ceph?
• Demo of Rook's capabilities
  • Creating a Ceph cluster
  • Showing ease of consuming storage using an example application
  • Adding and removing a new (Ceph) cluster node
• Why Rook?