Gluster users - Jun 2020 - State of Gluster project

It may be stable, but it still suffers from performance issues, which the
team is working on. But nevertheless, I'm curious if maybe Ceph has those
problem sorted by now.

On Tue, Jun 16, 2020, 9:27 PM Dmitry Melekhov <dm at belkam.com> wrote:
> 17.06.2020 01:06, Mahdi Adnan ?????:
> > Hello,
> >
> >  I'm wondering what's the current and future plan for Gluster
project
> > overall, I see that the project is not as busy as it was before
"at
> > least this is what I'm seeing" Like there are fewer blogs
about what
> > the roadmap or future plans of the project, the deprecation of
> > Glusterd2, even Red Hat Openshift storage switched to Ceph.
> > As the community of this project, do you feel the same? Is the
> > deprecation of Glusterd2 concerning? Do you feel that the project is
> > slowing down somehow? Do you think Red Hat is abandoning the project
> > or giving fewer resources to Gluster?
> >
>
> Gluster2 was mistake, imho. It's deprecation means nothing.
>
> For me looks like gluster in now stable , this is why it is not as busy
> as before.
>
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17.06.2020 08:59, Artem Russakovskii ?????:
> It may be stable, but it still suffers from performance issues, which 
> the team is working on. But nevertheless, I'm curious if maybe Ceph 
> has those problem sorted by now.

Dunno, we run gluster on small clusters, kvm and gluster on the same hosts.

There were plans to use ceph on dedicated server next year, but budget 
cut because you don't want to buy our oil for $120 ;-)

Anyway, in our tests ceph is faster, this is why we wanted to use it, 
but not migrate from gluster.