(Ebook) Ceph Cookbook 2nd Edition by Vikhyat Umrao, Michael Hackett, Karan Singh ISBN 9781788391061 1788391063

(Ebook) Ceph Cookbook 2nd Edition by Vikhyat Umrao, Michael Hackett, Karan Singh ISBN 9781788391061 1788391063

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ISBN 10: 1788391063
ISBN 13: 9781788391061
Author: Vikhyat Umrao, Michael Hackett, Karan Singh

• Implement a Ceph cluster successfully and learn to manage it.
• Recipe based approach in learning the most efficient software defined storage system
• Implement best practices on improving efficiency and security of your storage cluster
• Learn to troubleshoot common issues experienced in a Ceph cluster

(Ebook) Ceph Cookbook 2nd Edition Table of contents:

1. Ceph – Introduction and Beyond
2. Introduction
3. Ceph – the beginning of a new era
4. Software-defined storage – SDS
5. Cloud storage
6. Unified next-generation storage architecture
7. RAID – the end of an era
8. RAID rebuilds are painful
9. RAID spare disks increases TCO
10. RAID can be expensive and hardware dependent
11. The growing RAID group is a challenge
12. The RAID reliability model is no longer promising
13. Ceph – the architectural overview
14. Planning a Ceph deployment
15. Setting up a virtual infrastructure
16. Getting ready
17. How to do it...
18. Installing and configuring Ceph
19. Creating the Ceph cluster on ceph-node1
20. How to do it...
21. Scaling up your Ceph cluster
22. How to do it…
23. Using the Ceph cluster with a hands-on approach
24. How to do it...
25. Working with Ceph Block Device
26. Introduction
27. Configuring Ceph client
28.  How to do it...
29. Creating Ceph Block Device
30. How to do it...
31. Mapping Ceph Block Device
32. How to do it...
33. Resizing Ceph RBD
34. How to do it...
35. Working with RBD snapshots
36. How to do it...
37. Working with RBD clones
38. How to do it...
39. Disaster recovery replication using RBD mirroring
40. How to do it...
41. Configuring pools for RBD mirroring with one way replication
42. How to do it...
43. Configuring image mirroring
44. How to do it...
45. Configuring two-way mirroring
46. How to do it...
47. See also
48. Recovering from a disaster!
49. How to do it...
50. Working with Ceph and OpenStack
51. Introduction
52. Ceph – the best match for OpenStack
53. Setting up OpenStack
54. How to do it...
55. Configuring OpenStack as Ceph clients
56. How to do it...
57. Configuring Glance for Ceph backend
58. How to do it…
59. Configuring Cinder for Ceph backend
60. How to do it...
61. Configuring Nova to boot instances from Ceph RBD
62. How to do it…
63. Configuring Nova to attach Ceph RBD
64. How to do it...
65. Working with Ceph Object Storage
66. Introduction
67. Understanding Ceph object storage
68. RADOS Gateway standard setup, installation, and configuration
69. Setting up the RADOS Gateway node
70. How to do it…
71. Installing and configuring the RADOS Gateway
72. How to do it…
73. Creating the radosgw user
74. How to do it…
75. See also…
76. Accessing the Ceph object storage using S3 API
77. How to do it…
78. Configuring DNS
79. Configuring the s3cmd client
80. Configure the S3 client (s3cmd) on client-node1
81. Accessing the Ceph object storage using the Swift API
82. How to do it...
83. Integrating RADOS Gateway with OpenStack Keystone
84. How to do it...
85. Integrating RADOS Gateway with Hadoop S3A plugin 
86. How to do it...
87. Working with Ceph Object Storage Multi-Site v2
88. Introduction
89. Functional changes from Hammer federated configuration
90. RGW multi-site v2 requirement
91. Installing the Ceph RGW multi-site v2 environment 
92. How to do it...
93. Configuring Ceph RGW multi-site v2
94. How to do it...
95. Configuring a master zone
96. Configuring a secondary zone
97. Checking the synchronization status 
98. Testing user, bucket, and object sync between master and secondary sites
99. How to do it...
100. Working with the Ceph Filesystem
101. Introduction
102. Understanding the Ceph Filesystem and MDS
103.  Deploying Ceph MDS
104. How to do it...
105. Accessing Ceph FS through kernel driver
106. How to do it...
107. Accessing Ceph FS through FUSE client
108. How to do it...
109. Exporting the Ceph Filesystem as NFS
110. How to do it...
111. Ceph FS – a drop-in replacement for HDFS
112. Monitoring Ceph Clusters
113. Introduction
114. Monitoring Ceph clusters – the classic way
115. How to do it...
116. Checking the cluster's health
117. Monitoring cluster events
118. The cluster utilization statistics
119. Checking the cluster's status
120. The cluster authentication entries
121. Monitoring Ceph MON
122. How to do it...
123. Checking the MON status
124. Checking the MON quorum status
125. Monitoring Ceph OSDs
126. How to do it...
127. OSD tree view
128. OSD statistics
129. Checking the CRUSH map
130. Monitoring PGs
131. Monitoring Ceph MDS
132. How to do it...
133. Introducing Ceph Metrics and Grafana
134. collectd
135. Grafana
136. Installing and configuring Ceph Metrics with the Grafana dashboard
137. How to do it...
138. Monitoring Ceph clusters with Ceph Metrics with the Grafana dashboard
139. How to do it ...
140. Operating and Managing a Ceph Cluster
141. Introduction
142. Understanding Ceph service management
143. Managing the cluster configuration file
144. How to do it...
145. Adding monitor nodes to the Ceph configuration file
146. Adding an MDS node to the Ceph configuration file
147. Adding OSD nodes to the Ceph configuration file
148. Running Ceph with systemd
149. How to do it...
150. Starting and stopping all daemons
151. Querying systemd units on a node
152. Starting and stopping all daemons by type
153. Starting and stopping a specific daemon
154. Scale-up versus scale-out
155. Scaling out your Ceph cluster
156. How to do it...
157. Adding the Ceph OSD
158. Adding the Ceph MON
159. There's more...
160. Scaling down your Ceph cluster
161. How to do it...
162. Removing the Ceph OSD
163. Removing the Ceph MON
164. Replacing a failed disk in the Ceph cluster
165. How to do it...
166. Upgrading your Ceph cluster
167. How to do it...
168. Maintaining a Ceph cluster
169. How to do it...
170. How it works...
171. Throttle the backfill and recovery:
172. Ceph under the Hood
173. Introduction
174. Ceph scalability and high availability
175. Understanding the CRUSH mechanism
176. CRUSH map internals
177. How to do it...
178. How it works...
179. CRUSH tunables
180. The evolution of CRUSH tunables
181. Argonaut – legacy
182. Bobtail – CRUSH_TUNABLES2
183. Firefly – CRUSH_TUNABLES3
184. Hammer – CRUSH_V4
185.  Jewel – CRUSH_TUNABLES5
186. Ceph and kernel versions that support given tunables
187. Warning when tunables are non-optimal
188. A few important points
189. Ceph cluster map
190. High availability monitors
191. Ceph authentication and authorization
192. Ceph authentication
193. Ceph authorization
194. How to do it…
195. I/O path from a Ceph client to a Ceph cluster
196. Ceph Placement Group
197. How to do it…
198. Placement Group states
199. Creating Ceph pools on specific OSDs
200. How to do it...
201. Production Planning and Performance Tuning for Ceph
202. Introduction
203. The dynamics of capacity, performance, and cost
204. Choosing hardware and software components for Ceph
205. Processor
206. Memory
207. Network
208. Disk
209. Partitioning the Ceph OSD journal
210. Partitioning Ceph OSD data
211. Operating system
212. OSD filesystem
213. Ceph recommendations and performance tuning
214. Tuning global clusters
215. Tuning Monitor
216. OSD tuning
217. OSD general settings
218. OSD journal settings
219. OSD filestore settings
220. OSD recovery settings
221. OSD backfilling settings
222. OSD scrubbing settings
223. Tuning the client
224. Tuning the operating system
225. Tuning the network
226. Sample tuning profile for OSD nodes
227. How to do it...
228. Ceph erasure-coding
229. Erasure code plugin
230. Creating an erasure-coded pool
231. How to do it...
232. Ceph cache tiering
233. Writeback mode
234. Read-only mode
235. Creating a pool for cache tiering
236. How to do it...
237. See also
238. Creating a cache tier
239. How to do it...
240. Configuring a cache tier
241. How to do it...
242. Testing a cache tier
243. How to do it...
244. Cache tiering – possible dangers in production environments
245. Known good workloads
246. Known bad workloads
247. The Virtual Storage Manager for Ceph
248. Introductionc 
249. Understanding the VSM architecture
250. The VSM controller
251. The VSM agent
252. Setting up the VSM environment
253. How to do it...
254. Getting ready for VSM
255. How to do it...
256. Installing VSM
257. How to do it...
258. Creating a Ceph cluster using VSM
259. How to do it...
260. Exploring the VSM dashboard
261. Upgrading the Ceph cluster using VSM
262. VSM roadmap
263. VSM resources
264. More on Ceph
265. Introduction
266. Disk performance baseline
267. Single disk write performance
268. How to do it...
269. Multiple disk write performance
270. How to do it...
271. Single disk read performance
272. How to do it...
273. Multiple disk read performance
274. How to do it...
275. Results
276. Baseline network performance
277. How to do it...
278. See also
279. Ceph rados bench
280. How to do it...
281. How it works...
282. RADOS load-gen
283. How to do it...
284. How it works...
285. There's more...
286. Benchmarking the Ceph Block Device
287. How to do it...
288. How it works...
289. See also
290. Benchmarking Ceph RBD using FIO
291. How to do it...
292. See Also
293. Ceph admin socket
294. How to do it...
295. Using the ceph tell command
296. How to do it...
297. Ceph REST API
298. How to do it...
299. Profiling Ceph memory
300. How to do it...
301. The ceph-objectstore-tool
302. How to do it...
303. How it works...
304. Using ceph-medic
305. How to do it...
306. How it works...
307. See also
308. Deploying the experimental Ceph BlueStore
309. How to do it...
310. See Also
311. An Introduction to Troubleshooting Ceph
312. Introduction
313. Initial troubleshooting and logging
314. How to do it...
315. Troubleshooting network issues
316. How to do it...
317. Troubleshooting monitors
318. How to do it...
319. Troubleshooting OSDs
320. How to do it...
321. Troubleshooting placement groups
322. How to do it...
323. There's more…
324. Upgrading Your Ceph Cluster from Hammer to Jewel
325. Introduction
326. Upgrading your Ceph cluster from Hammer to Jewel
327. How to do it...
328. Upgrading the Ceph monitor nodes
329. Upgrading the Ceph OSD nodes
330. Upgrading the Ceph Metadata Server

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