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Administration Guide
  1. About This Guide
  2. I Cluster Management
    1. 1 Salt Cluster Administration
  3. II Operating a Cluster
    1. 2 Introduction
    2. 3 Operating Ceph Services
    3. 4 Determining Cluster State
    4. 5 Monitoring and Alerting
    5. 6 Authentication with cephx
    6. 7 Stored Data Management
    7. 8 Managing Storage Pools
    8. 9 RADOS Block Device
    9. 10 Erasure Coded Pools
    10. 11 Cache Tiering
    11. 12 Ceph Cluster Configuration
  4. III Accessing Cluster Data
    1. 13 Ceph Object Gateway
    2. 14 Ceph iSCSI Gateway
    3. 15 Clustered File System
    4. 16 NFS Ganesha: Export Ceph Data via NFS
  5. IV Managing Cluster with GUI Tools
    1. 17 openATTIC
  6. V Integration with Virtualization Tools
    1. 18 Using libvirt with Ceph
    2. 19 Ceph as a Back-end for QEMU KVM Instance
  7. VI FAQs, Tips and Troubleshooting
    1. 20 Hints and Tips
    2. 21 Frequently Asked Questions
    3. 22 Troubleshooting
  8. Glossary
  9. A DeepSea Stage 1 Custom Example
  10. B Default Alerts for SUSE Enterprise Storage
  11. C Example Procedure of Manual Ceph Installation
  12. D Documentation Updates
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Part I Cluster Management Edit source

1 Salt Cluster Administration

After you deploy a Ceph cluster, you will probably need to perform several modifications to it occasionally. These include adding or removing new nodes, disks, or services. This chapter describes how you can achieve these administration tasks.

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