Run ceph on two nodes, using one of them as a client,
with a separate client-only node.
Use xfs beneath the osds.
- install ceph/pacific v16.2.2 and the v16.2.x point versions
+ install ceph/pacific v16.2.4 and the v16.2.x point versions
run workload and upgrade-sequence in parallel
(every point release should be tested)
run workload and upgrade-sequence in parallel
count: 3
size: 30 # GB
tasks:
-- print: "**** done pacific v16.2.0 about to install"
+- print: "**** done pacific about to install v16.2.4 "
- install:
- tag: v16.2.2
+ tag: v16.2.4
# line below can be removed its from jewel test
#exclude_packages: ['ceph-mgr','libcephfs2','libcephfs-devel','libcephfs-dev', 'librgw2']
-- print: "**** done v16.2.2 install"
+- print: "**** done v16.2.4 install"
- ceph:
fs: xfs
add_osds_to_crush: true
- print: "**** done ceph xfs"
- sequential:
- workload
-- print: "**** done workload v16.2.2"
+- print: "**** done workload v16.2.4"
-####### upgrade to v16.2.3
+####### upgrade to v16.2.5
- install.upgrade:
#exclude_packages: ['ceph-mgr','libcephfs2','libcephfs-devel','libcephfs-dev']
mon.a:
- tag: v16.2.3
+ tag: v16.2.5
mon.b:
- tag: v16.2.3
+ tag: v16.2.5
- parallel:
- workload_pacific
- upgrade-sequence_pacific
-- print: "**** done parallel pacific v16.2.3"
+- print: "**** done parallel pacific v16.2.5"
#### upgrade to latest pacific
- install.upgrade: