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SUSE Enterprise Storage

An intelligent software-defined storage solution, powered by

Ceph technology, that enables IT to transform their enterprise

storage infrastructure to deliver highly scalable and resilient

storage that is cost-efficient and able to seamlessly adapt to

changing business and data demands.

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SUSE Enterprise StorageBridge to the Future

Today’s Data Center

• Traditional data center with storage silos

• Disparate network, compute and storage setup

• Data center disruptions because of regularly

changing technologies

Tomorrow’s Data Center

• Software-defined data center

• Agile infrastructure with support for DevOps model

through automation

• Simplified data center management

• Increased speed of delivery

SUSE Enterprise

Storage is the first

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• GUI based configuration and management

• Graphical performance and capacity metrics

• Ability to drill down to per node performance

DeepSea Deployment Tool

• Collection of SALT files for deploying

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• Deployment of Prometheus, Grafana

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Steps to Deploy with DeepSea

salt-run state.orch ceph.stage.0 (prep)

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salt-run state.orch ceph.stage.2 (configure)

salt-run state.orch ceph.stage.3 (deploy core)

salt-run state.orch ceph.stage.4 (deploy iscsi,

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SUSE Enterprise Storage

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Built On • Ceph Jewel release

• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

12 SP2

Manageability• Initial openATTIC management

• Initial DeepSea Salt integration

Interoperability• Arm

• CephFS (production use cases)

• NFS Ganesha**

• NFS access to S3 buckets**

Availability• Multisite object replication

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Built On • Ceph Luminous release

• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

12 SP3

Manageability• openATTIC phase 2

• Grafana monitoring dashboard

• Prometheus event alert - email

• DeepSea Salt integration phase 2

• Online Filestore to BlueStore

Interoperability• NFS Ganesha

• NFS access to S3 buckets

• CIFS Samba**

• CephFS Multi MDS support

Availability• Erasure coded block and file

Efficiency• BlueStore back-end

• Data compression

Built On • Ceph Nautilus release

• SUSE CaaS Platform

Manageability• Integration with Kubernetes

• Enhanced automatic metric reporting

• Last good configuration rollback

• IPv6

• CephFS directory quotas

• Self-healing placement groups

Interoperability• Containerized deployment

• QoS

• RDMA back-end

Availability• CephFS snapshots

• Asynchronous file replication

Efficiency• Data deduplication

Built On • Ceph Mimic release

• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 and

SUSE CaaS Platform

Ceph Mimic• RBD client cache

• Cache tiering enhancements

• BlueStore/RocksDB enhancements

• Ceph manager enhancements

Manageability• Containerized control plane**

• Automatic metric reporting phase 1

Interoperability• Non SUSE RBD and CephFS clients

• CIFS/Samba

• RDMA back-end**

• QoS for object

Availability• Asynchronous iSCSI replication

• Multisite RADOSGW N+1 with N/N-1

• Hot standby monitor node

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SUSE Enterprise Storage Management

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Install• Initial DeepSea (Salt) integration

Configure• Initial DeepSea (Salt) integration

• Crush map editor

Manage• View, create, delete Ceph pool

• View, create, delete RBD

• View OSDs

• Manage EC profiles

Monitor• Ceph performance

• Ceph pool status

• RBD status

Diagnose• Ceph health status

v4

Install• Import unmanaged SES cluster

Configure• Online Filestore to BlueStore

Manage• Deploy, configure, assign nodes

• iSCSI target management

• RGW users, buckets, keys

• View, create, delete CephFS

• NFS Ganesha gateway

Monitor• Grafana dashboards

• Prometheus event alert – email

• CephFS status

Diagnose• OSD health status

Install• Enhanced Kubernetes integration

Configure• Guided upgrade process

• SUSE Enterprise Storage client configuration

• Crush map ruleset assistant

• Ceph cluster topology map

Manage• Single-button shutdown

• Enhanced role-based management

• Guided OSD repair process

• Remote mirroring setup

• Command log

Monitor• OSD and MDS statistics

• Ceph client performance (RBD)

• Multiple cluster dashboard

Diagnose• Guided troubleshooting

Configure• Convert EC to replication (visa versa)

Manage• CIFS Samba gateway

• Cache tiering

• Snapshot management

• Internationalization

• Admin node redundancy

• Role-based management (phase 1)

• Cluster rebuild progress

• Autonomous update option

• Admin node backup/restore

• Storage enclosure integration

Monitor• Scale-out Prometheus monitoring

• Event notification alerts

• Event viewer

• SNMP

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