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About
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Ceph Windows support is currently a work in progress. For now, the main focus
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is the client side, allowing Windows hosts to consume rados, rbd and cephfs
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resources.
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Building
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At the moment, mingw gcc is the only supported compiler for building ceph
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components for Windows. Support for msvc and clang will be added soon.
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`win32_build.sh`_ can be used for cross compiling Ceph and its dependencies.
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It may be called from a Linux environment, including Windows Subsystem for
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Linux. MSYS2 and CygWin may also work but those weren't tested.
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.. _win32_build.sh: win32_build.sh
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The script accepts the following flags:
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Flag Description Default value
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CEPH_DIR The Ceph source code directory. The same as the script.
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BUILD_DIR The directory where the $CEPH_DIR/build
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generated artifacts will be
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placed.
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DEPS_DIR The directory where the Ceph $CEPH_DIR/build.deps
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dependencies will be built.
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NUM_WORKERS The number of workers to use The number of vcpus
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when building Ceph. available
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CLEAN_BUILD Clean the build directory.
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SKIP_BUILD Run cmake without actually
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performing the build.
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Current status
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The rados and rbd binaries and libs compile successfully and can be used on
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Windows, successfully connecting to the cluster and consuming pools.
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The libraries have to be built statically at the moment. The reason is that
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there are a few circular library dependencies or unspecified dependencies,
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which isn't supported when building DLLs. This mostly affects ``cls`` libraries.
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A significant number of tests from the ``tests`` directory have been port,
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providing adequate coverage.
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