Advanced
Distributed File System - User Guide | Advanced Section
What Is The Advanced Section?
The Advanced section contains cluster-level configuration, storage topology management, and manager module control. These pages are intended for administrators who need to tune cluster behavior, manage data placement rules, and control which Ceph features are active.
The Three Advanced Pages:
Page |
What It Does |
|---|---|
Configuration |
Exposes the full Ceph configuration database and lets you view/edit tunable parameters. |
Storage Topology |
Visualizes the CRUSH tree, manages CRUSH rules, and manages Erasure Code profiles. |
Extensions |
Lists Ceph Manager (MGR) modules and allows enable/disable/configure actions. |
Warning
Advanced settings can destabilize the cluster if changed incorrectly. Modify Configuration and Storage Topology only when you understand the impact or have administrator guidance. Disabling critical Extensions can make parts of the Karios DFS interface unavailable.
Advanced Pages
Quick Reference - Advanced Section
Task |
Where To Go |
How |
What To Expect |
|---|---|---|---|
Find a configuration parameter |
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Use |
Parameter row appears; expand for full details |
Edit a configuration value |
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Expand row > |
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Reset configuration to default |
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Expand row > |
Override removed and compiled default is used |
View physical topology |
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Expand CRUSH tree nodes |
You see root, datacenter, rack, host, and OSD hierarchy |
Create CRUSH rule |
|
Click |
New rule is available for pool assignment |
Delete unused CRUSH rule |
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Click trash icon only when |
Rule is removed safely |
Create EC profile |
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Click |
Profile appears for erasure-coded pool creation |
Check enabled modules |
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Review |
You know active vs inactive MGR modules |
Enable module |
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Click |
Module becomes active |
Disable module |
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Click |
Module functionality stops immediately |
Configure module |
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Click gear icon or expand row > |
Module settings are updated |