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I’ve been able to get Rook Ceph up and running on a DOKS cluster. 3x 2vCPU 4GB nodes. Had to dial back the requested resources to get the base configuration to work, but it seems to be humming along with dozens of pods providing support.
My question though is I’d like to connect my local fedora box to the cephfs that rook ceph manages. I’ve tried a few things but I’m new to this and likely missing a fundamental step. Wireguard, NFS Ganesha, using a Load Balancer, and just connecting directly haven’t worked.
Maybe someone has done this and can share some tips?
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