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KaaSCephCluster.status description¶
KaaSCephCluster.status
allows you to learn the current health of a Ceph
cluster and identify potentially problematic components. This section describes
KaaSCephCluster.status
and its fields. To view KaaSCephCluster.status
,
perform the steps described in Verify Ceph cluster state through CLI.
KaaSCephCluster.status miraCephSecretsInfo specification Since MCC 2.23.1 (Cluster release 12.7.0)
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Description |
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Available since MCC 2.25.0 (Cluster release 17.0.0).
Describes the current state of |
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Describes the current phase of Ceph spec reconciliation and spec
validation result. The |
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Reresents a short version of |
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Contains a complete Ceph cluster information including cluster, Ceph
resources, and daemons health. It helps to reveal the potentially
problematic components. For |
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Contains information about secrets of the managed cluster that are used
in the Ceph cluster, such as keyrings, Ceph clients, RADOS Gateway user
credentials, and so on. For |
The following tables describe all sections of KaaSCephCluster.status
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Description |
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Contains the current phase of handling of the applied Ceph cluster spec.
Can equal to |
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Contains a detailed description of the current phase or an error message
if the phase is |
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Contains the validation:
result: Succeed or Failed
messages: ["error", "messages", "list"]
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Field |
Description |
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Current Ceph cluster collector status:
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List of error or warning messages found when gathering the facts about the Ceph cluster. |
Field |
Description |
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General information from Rook about the Ceph cluster health and current
state. The clusterStatus:
state: <rook ceph cluster common status>
phase: <rook ceph cluster spec reconcile phase>
message: <rook ceph cluster phase details>
conditions: <history of rook ceph cluster
reconcile steps>
ceph: <ceph cluster health>
storage:
deviceClasses: <list of used device classes
in ceph cluster>
version:
image: <ceph image used in ceph cluster>
version: <ceph version of ceph cluster>
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Status of the Rook Ceph Operator pod that is |
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Map of statuses for each Ceph cluster daemon type. Indicates the
expected and actual number of Ceph daemons on the cluster. Available
daemon types are: daemonsStatus:
<daemonType>:
status: <daemons status>
running: <number of running daemons with
details>
For example: daemonsStatus:
mgr:
running: a is active mgr ([] standBy)
status: Ok
mon:
running: '3/3 mons running: [a c d] in quorum'
status: Ok
osd:
running: '4/4 running: 4 up, 4 in'
status: Ok
rgw:
running: 2/2 running
([openstack.store.a openstack.store.b])
status: Ok
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State of the Ceph cluster block storage resources. Includes the following fields:
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State of the Ceph cluster object storage resources. Includes the following fields:
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Verbose details of the Ceph cluster state.
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Contains information, similar to the cephCSIPluginDaemonsStatus:
<csiPlugin>:
running: <number of running daemons with details>
status: <csi plugin status>
For example: cephCSIPluginDaemonsStatus:
csi-rbdplugin:
running: 1/3 running
status: Some csi-rbdplugin daemons are not ready
csi-cephfsplugin:
running: 3/3 running
status: Ok
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Field |
Description |
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Current state of the secret collector on the Ceph cluster:
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List of secrets for Ceph clients and RADOS Gateway users:
For example: lastSecretCheck: "2022-09-05T07:05:35Z"
lastSecretUpdate: "2022-09-05T06:02:00Z"
secretInfo:
clientSecrets:
- name: client.admin
secretName: rook-ceph-admin-keyring
secretNamespace: rook-ceph
state: Ready
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List of error or warning messages, if any, found when collecting information about the Ceph cluster. |