Hi all,
there was a couple of very good concerns, questions and statements already. I’d
like to summarize my very personal understanding – not necessarily officially
speaking for my employer IBM.
Be invited to reach out to IBM Client Engineering (a presales invest by IBM) if
you have a need to
MinIO is not supported on GPFS, just an fyi. Had a long discussion with them about that as we also had CES S3 that we wanted to move away from.
We went in the same direction as Renar.
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The migration of objects stored in the existing Swift-based Object protocol
will depend on whether they're stored as traditional Swift objects or as
regular files (Unified File and Object mode). As you may have seen, the objects
uploaded to Object protocol will end up on disk in one of two namin
IBM has highighting object evolution to Nooba and containerized ‘high
performance object’ in various user group presentations.
This is the link to Chris Maestas’ presentation from SC23.
https://www.spectrumscaleug.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/SSUG23SC-Whats-new-in-Storage-Scale.pdf
Slide is ab
Hi Christoph,
we are running CES-Object in production and are facing the same issue
that this solution is deprecated. Our security division sending us scan
reports that the server are running an python version which is not in
support any more (and we should upgrade).
So we are looking for anot
Hallo Daniel, Christoph,
currently IBM make a not good job on that, but it's light on that topic.
Currently you can use Swift/s3 on 5.1.9.1 with a backlevel scale (swift)
version. But i don't recommend this.
Since 5.1.3.1 you can use IBM Spectrum Scale DAS S3 -Service (containerized s3
endpoints
Hi Daniel,
Am 28.02.24 um 17:06 schrieb Kidger, Daniel:
I would assume it is because most customers want to use the S3 Interface rather
than the Swift one?
And Openstack/Swift is very complex. So I can understand why IBM gets
rid of it.
But 5.1.9.1 has no object support at all. There is no
Cristoph,
I would assume it is because most customers want to use the S3 Interface rather
than the Swift one?
Daniel
Daniel Kidger
HPC Storage Solutions Architect, EMEA
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-Original Message-
From: gpfsug-discuss On Behalf Of Christo
Hi folks,
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/storage-scale/5.1.9?topic=upgrading-object-packages
says:
CES Swift Object protocol feature is not supported from IBM Storage Scale 5.1.9
onwards.
IBM Storage Scale 5.1.8 is the last release that has CES Swift Object protocol.
Please contact IBM for f
