Rook Deployed Scalable NFS Clusters Exporting CephFS
summary
Rook+Ceph Nautilus now dynamically deploys highly available, scalable NFS‑Ganesha clusters that export CephFS, created on demand via Rook CRDs and kubectl and scaling per exported subvolume. Clusters run NFS‑Ganesha active‑active clusters with session reclaim integrated into Ceph MDS, store coordination and failover state in RADOS/libcephfs not CTDB, and avoid pacemaker. Operators can spin up replacement pods and migrate IPs quickly; the system ships today and shortens client reclaim times versus legacy passive/active setups.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:23Metadata Servers
- 3:16Origin Story
- 4:37Why Kubernetes
- 8:06Why Rook
- 10:16NFS Ganesha
- 12:55Why Scale Out
- 14:34Passive Active
- 15:42NFS Clients
- 20:49NFS Grace Periods
- 21:49NFS Over Cluster File System
- 23:27CephFS Client Reacquire State
- 25:48NFS Cluster Deployment Management
- 28:43Rook and CephFS
- 30:55Summary
- 32:29Future vision
- 35:06Questions
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