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I imagine that using ceph OSD on top of a ZFS zvol is a configuration ... It is actually easier when you consider a typical proxmox cluster with

I have a promox setup with a zfs mirror for OS and a raidz1 setup with 3 drives (3x3TB) for storage, vms, docker, images, etc. I love ZFS but I thinking of moving to ceph (i've used it before) for the following reasons: I want to upgrade drives on the fly and not have to wait until all drives are the same capacity before extending storage.

Oct 02, 2017 · Hello, We have a test lab at the office for a 3 nodes HA PVE cluster with Ceph storage backend. This setup is working great without any problems. Windows machines are running perfectly. We would like to have a DRP solution with the actual setup. We have a standalone PVE server in a...

Alright, we have a poor man's HA, 2 nodes running zfs, with a 3rd pi monitor node We finally got a 3rd proper node and want to implement ceph. What …

Dec 07, 2015 · One reason we use Proxmox VE at STH is that it is a Debian based Linux distribution with ZFS, Ceph and GlusterFS support along with a KVM hypervisor and LXC support. When you have a smaller number of nodes (4-12) having the flexibility to run hyper converged infrastructure atop ZFS or Ceph makes the setup very attractive.

Jan 11, 2013 · Also when I made this pool I had just one proxmox node. Currently I have 3 nodes and I am going to rebuild my data storage since the zpool options were not optimized at the time of creation. Im looking for some input on if I should stick with ZFS, or go with ceph. I really don't understand ceph fully yet, so that is why I am asking for input.

Also when I made this pool I had just one proxmox node. Currently I have 3 nodes and I am going to rebuild my data storage since the zpool options were not optimized at the time of creation. Im looking for some input on if I should stick with ZFS, or go with ceph. I really don't understand ceph fully yet, so that is why I am asking for input.

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Dec 22, 2021 · Ceph has quite some requirements if you want decent performance. Fast network (only for ceph ideally) with low latency, needs more CPU and memory ressources on the nodes for its services but is a fully clustered storage. That means that all nodes see the same all the time. ZFS is a local storage so each node has its own.

TLDR: Ceph vs ZFS: advantages and disadvantages? Looking for thoughts on implementing a shared filesystem in a cluster with 3 nodes.

The biggest difference however is that ceph has data redundancy on block or object level where ZFS does redundancy with whole disks. Need more ...

ZFS to Ceph I have a promox setup with a zfs mirror for OS and a raidz1 setup with 3 drives (3x3TB) for storage, vms, docker, images, etc. I love ZFS but I thinking of moving to ceph (i've used it before) for the following reasons:

02.10.2017 · Hello, We have a test lab at the office for a 3 nodes HA PVE cluster with Ceph storage backend. This setup is working great without any problems. Windows machines are running perfectly. We would like to have a DRP solution with the actual setup. We have a standalone PVE server in a...

ZFS ARC and L2ARC works allot better than caching on ceph. But this inability to move data out of vdevs and remove them from the pool is turning into a major roadblock for me. Ceph not only offers that but you could migrate to entire new nodes by adding nodes, rebalancing the cluster and removing old nodes.

Ceph in ProxMox on ZFS ... In his work (system administrator), you always have to look for things and knowledge that are unique to your region.

Proxmox VE 6: 3-node cluster with Ceph, first considerations ... Type Raid: ZFS Raid 0 (on HDD) SSD disks (sda, sdb) for Ceph.

22.12.2021 · Ceph has quite some requirements if you want decent performance. Fast network (only for ceph ideally) with low latency, needs more CPU and memory ressources on the nodes for its services but is a fully clustered storage. That means that all nodes see the same all the time. ZFS is a local storage so each node has its own.