Community Central: Intro to Ceph: Open Source Distributed Storage @RedHatOpen
Community Central: Intro to Ceph: Open Source Distributed Storage  @RedHatOpen
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
From Raspberry PI's to 880+ petabyte in data centers analyzing black holes, Ceph, since its inception in 2006, isn't the new kid on the block anymore, providing block storage. Ceph, an open-source distributed storage project, provides three interfaces to interact with your data: Object Storage, Block level, and a POSIX-compliant filesystem. Mike Perez outlines why people vote Ceph over costly alternatives in various open source project user surveys and what's coming for the future of storage in Ceph's upcoming release, Pacific.

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Community Central: Intro to Ceph: Open Source Distributed Storage

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