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Quick Ceph Mac Tracing| Quick Ceph Systems. Ceph is an open source storage platform, it offers high performance, reliability, and scalability. It's a free distributed storage system that provides an interface to object, block, and file-level storage without a single point of failure.

Ensure that the Storage Cluster is active and healthy before configuring a block device.

To configure a Block Device on a Ceph Client:

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Use the rbd command to create a Block Device image in the pool, for example:
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This example creates a 4096 MB volume named vol01 in the datastore pool.
If you do not specify a storage pool, rbd uses the default rbd pool:
Use the rbd command to map the image to a Block Device, for example:
Ceph creates the Block Device under /dev/rbd/pool/volume.
The rdb ls command lists the images that you have mapped for a storage pool, for example:
You can make a file system on the Block Device and mount this file system on a suitable mount point, for example:

There is https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Netatalk which I never used (since AFP is deprecated)

https://tradeclever.amebaownd.com/posts/17882508. More information is needed, how many remote sites, do you have an Active Directory or Open Directory already in place?

Is this Linux server going to be integrated with AD?

Since this is a mixed environment you will not be looking at NFS, ?

SSHFS might be something to look at?

Didn't get a chance to use Ceph but I have experimented briefly with GlusterFS in an effort to try and find an alternative to Microsoft DFSR since it lacks file locking (for a reason?) https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/askds/2009/02/20/understanding-the-lack-of-distributed-file-lock..

We have two remote sites and I have set up a glusterfs replica on each (and an arbiter to prevent split-brain)

GlusterFS file locking didn't place nice so I ended up using CTDB instead which was managing SAMBA and locking was working fine in my tests.
Lastly, how familiar are you with Linux? (when something goes wrong)

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