Releases: Crapworks/ceph-dash
ceph-dash 1.7
ceph-dash 1.7
ceph-dash 1.6
Ceph version 15.2.5 once again restructured their ceph status
json output, which broke ceph-dash. This time they also completely removed monitoring health information from it. Thanks to @mvalois who provided a fix for that.
- ceph dash is now working with ceph version 15.2.5 and upwards.
ceph-dash 1.5
I recently played around with Rook on Kubernetes. This was so far my fastest Ceph cluster to setup. Since Rook provides some secrets and config maps already, I made the docker container for Ceph-dash compatible with their format. I also added Kubernetes deployment files in the contrib folder (tested on GKE, but should work on any Kubernetes cluster). No need to configure anything, they should just work out of the box.
ceph-dash 1.4
After ceph changed the output again, here is another release that should work with the current luminous release. Thanks @Koste for working on that!
ceph-dash 1.3
This release has updates to work the the "luminous" ceph release, that changed the information showed by the ceph-status
command.
ceph-dash 1.2
The only new thing is this release is the support for running ceph-dash behind a reverse proxy and enabling a user to overwrite the config.json
location (used in the docker container).
ceph-dash 1.1
After several small bugfixes and improvements, I think it is time for another release. So here is v1.1.
Changes in this release:
- Several Bugfixes
- Several Code improvements
- Documentation improved as well
- Docker integration
- InfluxDB graphing support
(Incomplete) list of bugfixes:
ceph-dash 1.0
So we finally face the 1.0 release of ceph-dash! I got no complaints till now, so I guess the leading zero can be abandoned :)
Changes in this release:
- added a warning icon to indicate ceph-dash showing old data
- some js cleanup to easier change timeout and refresh rate
ceph-dash 0.9
Since I've got no negative reponses, I release the next stable version of ceph-dash (v0.9)
Changes in this release:
- show popover with details for unhealthy osds (hover)
- if osds are unhealthy, retrieve additional information
- small code refactorings