Jan Provaznik 28e8f4525f Add cephfs resource type and profile
This resource type can be used for setting up cephfs, it
expects FS name, data and metadata pool names as input
parameters. Data and metadata pools should already exist.

Change-Id: I18436a64fc991b9e697a1d79e369ac110cf8fe20
Partial-Bug: #1644784
2017-01-10 14:48:12 +01:00

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# Author: Jan Provaznik <jprovazn@redhat.com>
#
# Manages operations on the fs in the cluster, such as creating or deleting
# fs, setting PG/PGP numbers, number of replicas, ...
#
# == Define: ceph::fs
#
# The name of the fs.
#
# === Parameters:
#
# [*name*] Name of the filesystem.
# Optional. Default is cephfs.
#
# [*metadata_pool*] Name of a pool used for storing metadata.
# Mandatory. Get one with `ceph osd pool ls`
#
# [*data_pool*] Name of a pool used for storing data.
# Mandatory. Get one with `ceph osd pool ls`
#
# [*exec_timeout*] The default exec resource timeout, in seconds
# Optional. Defaults to $::ceph::params::exec_timeout
#
define ceph::fs (
$metadata_pool,
$data_pool,
$exec_timeout = $::ceph::params::exec_timeout,
) {
Ceph_config<||> -> Exec["create-fs-${name}"]
Ceph::Pool<||> -> Exec["create-fs-${name}"]
exec { "create-fs-${name}":
command => "/bin/true # comment to satisfy puppet syntax requirements
set -ex
ceph fs new ${name} ${metadata_pool} ${data_pool}",
unless => "/bin/true # comment to satisfy puppet syntax requirements
set -ex
ceph fs ls | grep 'name: ${name},'",
timeout => $exec_timeout,
}
}