Guide To Getting Started With Developing in Ceph
summary
Step‑by‑step practical entry: use John Mulligan’s container script that mounts the Ceph source at /sef so local edits build inside a container, increase Podman default memory from 1 GB, run dependency installer then cmake and ninja or use clang for clearer errors, test on a single‑host cluster with vstart/mstart cluster‑on‑single‑host and run CBT and seph_test_rados or teuthology, contribute via small iterative PRs using a stacked commit story — the fast erasure coding prototype is built tested and staged through QA.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:26Becoming a Ceph developer
- 3:55Talking to the Ceph community
- 6:22Setting up a build environment
- 9:17Compiling Ceph with CMake
- 12:10Writing your first code
- 15:46Running and testing your code
- 17:34Testing tools in Ceph
- 20:30Contributing to Ceph
- 25:51Pull request process
- 28:41Expectations for contributions
- 29:44Why get involved in Ceph
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