KV store problems about ceph-container

[leseb]

Could you elaborate a bit on the first point? What's not usable?
Are you sure that ceph networks are not stored? https://github.com/ceph/ceph-docker/blob/master/examples/confd/populate.sh#L36-L37

[Ulexus]

Thanks @leseb ; I see the population script, but so far as I can tell, it is not called anywhere in the container. That's left up to the user to execute. That's fine, and you can populate it manually, as well.

I just think the default execution should have at least a bare-bones, functional config.

[leseb]

@Ulexus oh yes, last time I tried I did:

• bootstrap ceph/demo container
• make sure etcd is reachable
• run a 'bash' container and execute populate.sh
• run ceph/daemon mon/osd/mds/rgw

[Ulexus]

Yep; that's what I'm talking about it being "rough". We just need to figure out how to make it clean and easy, with acceptable, workable defaults.

[klausenbusk]

Yep; that's what I'm talking about it being "rough". We just need to figure out how to make it clean and easy, with acceptable, workable defaults.

Couldn't we create a etcd key "populated", and if not exists run populate.sh?

[JrCs]

Hi all dev,
is it possible to add some key/values in the kvstore to populate new entries in ceph.conf (generated from confd) ?
I explain: i want to add a client config like this in the generated ceph.conf:

[client.radosgw.myinstance]
  rgw dns name = s3.mydomain.com

I don't thing it's possible currently with the current confd template.
We need to find a way to create toml section and key/values under section that is an "image" of the kv store.

EDIT: perhaps we can use inline tables but i don't known if the parser used by ceph to read toml file can work with tem.

[leseb]

Correct we do not support adding new sections dynamically since they are hardcoded.
Perhaps we can work with include if they exist...

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