Charmed Ceph documentation

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Charmed Ceph is a software-defined storage solution that provides object, block and file storage on commodity hardware.

Charmed Ceph makes it easy to use and deploy Ceph. It provides a simpler way to deliver Ceph to users using a set of scripts called charms that are deployed with Juju.

Corporate users can benefit from the robust and manageable full-suite storage solution, and the ease with which their Ceph clusters can be deployed with Charmed Ceph.

An individual or corporate user with a large and growing volume of valuable data to manage, and appreciates the ease of integration with other cloud services would greatly benefit from Charmed Ceph.

In this documentation
Tutorial
Get started: a hands-on introduction to Ceph clusters for new users		 How-to guides
How-to guides for installation, integration and other key operations
Explanation
Technical background, discussions and clarification of key topics, including pool types and storage types		 Reference
Technical information: supported versions, release cycle, release notes and appendices

Project and community

Charmed Ceph is an Open Source project that welcomes usage discussion, project feedback, and especially contributions!

Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have questions about integrating Charmed Ceph into your project.

Navigation

Navigation
Level Path Navlink
0 home Home
0 tutorial Tutorial
0 howtos How-to guides
1 Installing Ceph
2 install-ceph Charmed Ceph
2 install-dashboard Ceph dashboard
1 Managing Ceph cluster
2 adding-osds Adding OSDs
2 adding-mons Adding MONs
2 replacing-osd-disks Replacing OSD disks
2 removing-osds Removing OSDs
2 removing-mons Removing MONs
2 enabling-fde Enabling full disk encryption
1 Multi-site operations
2 setting-up-multi-site-replication Setting up multi-site replication
2 recovering-from-an-outage-with-multi-site-replication Recovering from an outage with multi-site replication
2 scaling-down-multi-site-to-single-site Scaling down multi-site to single-site
1 node-startup-and-shutdown Node startup and shutdown
1 connecting-to-the-observability-stack Connecting to the observability stack
1 integrating-ceph-with-other-tools Integrating Ceph with other tools
2 kubernetes Kubernetes
2 lxd LXD
2 openstack OpenStack
2 vmware VMware
1 upgrading-deployment-software Upgrading deployment software
2 upgrading-charms Upgrading charms
2 upgrading-nodes Upgrading node operating system
2 upgrading-ceph Upgrading Ceph
1 security Security
2 enable-full-disk-encryption-in-charmed-ceph Enable full disk encryption
2 report-security-vulnerabilities Report security vulnerabilities
0 explanation Explanation
1 security Security in Charmed Ceph
2 attack-surface Attack surface
2 access-controls Access controls
2 secrets Secrets
2 encryption Encryption
2 secure-deployment Best practices for secure deployment
2 secure-operation Best practices for secure operation
2 cryptographic-technologies-in-charmed-ceph Cryptography
1 ceph-architecture Ceph architecture
1 object-storage Object storage
1 block-storage Block storage
1 file-storage File storage
1 replicated-pools Replicated pools
1 erasure-coded-pools Erasure coded pools
1 multi-site-replication RADOS Gateway multi-site replication
0 reference Reference
1 supported-ceph-versions Supported Ceph versions
1 release-notes Release notes
1 appendices Appendices
2 client-setup Client setup
2 charm-list Charm list
2 upgrade-notes Upgrade notes
0 contribute-to-our-docs Contribute to our docs
doc-contrib Documentation contributions
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@pmatulis How about adding a link to the level without a dedicated page so that we can avoid the navigation issue?

I mean the Install item can be linked to Charmed Ceph as the first subpage in the section. So whenever visitors click Install to see the installation steps they are assured to reach to the first page of the installation step.

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@nobuto Alright. I refactored the navigation as per your suggestion.

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