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IBM Storage Ceph Solutions Guide

A draft IBM Redpaper publication

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Last updated on 24 April 2024

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IBM Form #: REDP-5715-00


Authors: Daniel Parkes, Franck Malterre, Jean-Charles (JC) Lopez, Jussi Lehtinen, Kyle Bader, Poyraz Sagtekin, Reginald D’Souza, Suha Ondokuzmayis, Tan Long Siau and Vasfi Gucer

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    Abstract

    IBM® Storage Ceph is an IBM-supported distribution of the open-source Ceph platform that provides massively scalable object, block, and file storage in a single system.

    IBM Storage Ceph is designed to operationalize AI with enterprise resiliency and consolidate data with software simplicity and run on multiple hardware platforms to provide flexibility and lower costs.

    Engineered to be self-healing and self-managing with no single point of failure and includes storage analytics for critical insights into growing amounts of data. IBM Storage Ceph can be used as an easy and efficient way to build a data lakehouse for IBM watsonx.data and for next-generation AI workloads.

    This IBM Redpaper publication explains the implementation details and use cases of IBM Storage Ceph. For more information on the IBM Storage Ceph architecture and technology that is behind the product, see the IBM Storage Ceph Concepts and Architecture Guide, REDP-5721 IBM Redpaper.

    The target audience for this publication is IBM Storage Ceph architects, IT specialists, and storage administrators.

    Table of Contents

    Chapter 1. IBM Storage Ceph Dashboard

    Chapter 2. IBM Storage Ceph for IBM watsonx.data

    Chapter 3. A real-life Object Storage as a Service case study

    Chapter 4. Disaster recovery and backup and archive: IBM Storage Ceph as an S3 Backup Target

    Chapter 5. S3 bucket notifications for event-driven architectures

    Chapter 6. IBM Storage Fusion disaster recovery

    Chapter 7. S3 enterprise user authentication (IDP) and authorization (RBAC)

     

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