[ceph-users] Re: upgrading from Nautilus on CentOS7 to Octopus on Ubuntu 20.04.2

2021-06-30 Thread Radoslav Milanov
Sounds exactly like testing to me... On 30.6.2021 г. 17:46 ч., Teoman Onay wrote: What do you mean by different? RHEL is a supported product while CentOS is not. You get bug/security fixes sooner on RHEL than on CentOS as depending on their severity level they are released during the z-stream

[ceph-users] Re: upgrading from Nautilus on CentOS7 to Octopus on Ubuntu 20.04.2

2021-06-30 Thread Radoslav Milanov
If stream is so great why is RHEL different ? On 30.6.2021 г. 03:49 ч., Teoman Onay wrote: For similar reasons, CentOS 8 stream, as opposed to every other CentOS released before, is very experimental. I would never go in production with CentOS 8 stream. Experimental?? Looks like you still

[ceph-users] Re: upgrading from Nautilus on CentOS7 to Octopus on Ubuntu 20.04.2

2021-06-30 Thread Teoman Onay
> > > > For similar reasons, CentOS 8 stream, as opposed to every other CentOS > released before, is very experimental. I would never go in production with > CentOS 8 stream. > > Experimental?? Looks like you still don't understand what CentOS stream is. If you have some time just read this: https:

[ceph-users] Re: upgrading from Nautilus on CentOS7 to Octopus on Ubuntu 20.04.2

2021-06-30 Thread Marc
> Rocky linux is very new and only released its first stable last week. If > I want my staging environment to mirror my new production environment, > I’m going to choose an OS that has a bit more history. You are making me think twice now. I thought it was not such a big deal using this Rocky si

[ceph-users] Re: upgrading from Nautilus on CentOS7 to Octopus on Ubuntu 20.04.2

2021-06-29 Thread Anthony D'Atri
> For similar reasons, CentOS 8 stream, as opposed to every other CentOS > released before, is very experimental. I would never go in production with > CentOS 8 stream. Is it, though? Was the experience really any different before “Stream” was appended to the name? We still saw dot releases

[ceph-users] Re: upgrading from Nautilus on CentOS7 to Octopus on Ubuntu 20.04.2

2021-06-29 Thread Jean-Philippe Méthot
I had followed the steps in the documentation, but it’s likely that something went wrong during those steps. I copied over the mon store instead, as you recommended, and it fixed my problem. Thanks for your help, now I can finally progress with this. Jean-Philippe Méthot Senior Openstack system

[ceph-users] Re: upgrading from Nautilus on CentOS7 to Octopus on Ubuntu 20.04.2

2021-06-29 Thread Jean-Philippe Méthot
Rocky linux is very new and only released its first stable last week. If I want my staging environment to mirror my new production environment, I’m going to choose an OS that has a bit more history. For similar reasons, CentOS 8 stream, as opposed to every other CentOS released before, is very e

[ceph-users] Re: upgrading from Nautilus on CentOS7 to Octopus on Ubuntu 20.04.2

2021-06-29 Thread Milan Kupcevic
On 6/29/21 2:14 AM, Marc wrote: I’ve been running a staging Ceph environment on CentOS 7/Nautilus for quite a while now. Because of many good reasons that you can probably guess, I am currently trying to move this staging environment to Octopus on Ubuntu 20.04.2. What made you decide to chos

[ceph-users] Re: upgrading from Nautilus on CentOS7 to Octopus on Ubuntu 20.04.2

2021-06-29 Thread Stefan Kooman
On 6/28/21 10:46 PM, Jean-Philippe Méthot wrote: Hi, I’ve been running a staging Ceph environment on CentOS 7/Nautilus for quite a while now. Because of many good reasons that you can probably guess, I am currently trying to move this staging environment to Octopus on Ubuntu 20.04.2. Since I’

[ceph-users] Re: upgrading from Nautilus on CentOS7 to Octopus on Ubuntu 20.04.2

2021-06-28 Thread Marc
> I’ve been running a staging Ceph environment on CentOS 7/Nautilus for quite a > while now. Because of many good reasons that you can probably guess, I am > currently trying to move this staging environment to Octopus on Ubuntu > 20.04.2. > > What made you decide to chose Ubuntu and not this ro