How to Install Ceph Squid (v19) on Ubuntu/Debian using Cephadm

Have you ever wanted to transform ordinary computer servers into a massive, highly reliable storage system? That is exactly what Ceph does!

Ceph is a highly advanced software platform that lets you use regular computers with standard hard drives or SSDs, grouping them together into one giant pool of storage. Not only does it protect your data automatically by saving copies across different servers, but it also gives you the flexibility to use it as Block, File, or Object storage (just like Amazon S3).

I just published a brand new guide covering everything you need to easily set up a modern Ceph storage cluster on Ubuntu or Debian.

In this guide, we cover:

The basic prerequisites (fresh OS, raw empty drives, container runtimes).

Downloading and configuring the official cephadm deployment tool.

Adding the Ceph Squid (v19) repository.

Bootstrapping your very first cluster node.

Expanding your cluster and deploying storage drives (OSDs).

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If you want to see the coding part and follow along with the terminal commands, please view the full tutorial on our website here:
🔗 Ceph Squid (v19) Installation on Ubuntu/Debian: Cephadm Guide https://www.ctcservers.com/tutorials/howto/install-ceph-squid-ubuntu-debian/