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Most of the Windows documentation is currently included in the README.windows.rst file. To make it more accessible, we're moving most of it to the "doc/" folder, adding the following pages: * Installing Ceph on Windows * RBD on Windows * Windows troubleshooting We'll keep the build and manual install instructions in README.windows.rst. Note that ceph-dokan already has a separate doc page. Signed-off-by: Lucian Petrut <lpetrut@cloudbasesolutions.com>
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About
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The Ceph client tools and libraries can be natively used on Windows. This avoids
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the need of having additional layers such as iSCSI gateways or SMB shares,
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drastically improving the performance.
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.. _building:
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Building
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--------
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At the moment, mingw gcc >= 8 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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This script currently supports Ubuntu 20.04 and openSUSE Tumbleweed, but it
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may be easily adapted to run on other Linux distributions, taking into
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account different package managers, package names or paths (e.g. mingw paths).
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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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OS Host OS distribution, for mingw ubuntu (also valid: suse)
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and other OS specific settings.
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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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SKIP_TESTS Skip building Ceph tests.
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SKIP_ZIP If unset, we'll build a zip
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archive containing the
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generated binaries.
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ZIP_DEST Where to put a zip containing $BUILD_DIR/ceph.zip
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the generated binaries.
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EMBEDDED_DBG_SYM By default, the generated
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archive will contain a .debug
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subfolder, having the debug
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symbols. If this flag is set,
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the debug symbols will remain
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embedded in the executables.
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ENABLE_SHARED Dynamically link Ceph libs. False
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================= =============================== ===============================
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The following command will build the binaries and add them to a zip archive
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along with all the required DLLs. By default, the debug symbols are extracted
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from the binaries and placed in the ".debug" folder of the archive.
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.. code:: bash
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SKIP_TESTS=1 ./win32_build.sh
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In order to disable a flag, such as ``CLEAN_BUILD``, leave it undefined.
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``win32_build.sh`` will fetch dependencies using ``win32_deps_build.sh``. If
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all dependencies are successfully prepared, this potentially time consuming
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step will be skipped by subsequent builds. Be aware that you may have to do
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a clean build (using the ``CLEAN_BUILD`` flag) when the dependencies change
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(e.g. after switching to a more recent Ceph version by doing a ``git pull``).
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Make sure to explicitly pass the "OS" parameter when directly calling
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``win32_deps_build.sh``. Also, be aware of the fact that it will use the distro
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specific package manager, which will require privileged rights.
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.. _installing:
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Installing
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----------
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MSI installer
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=============
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Using the MSI installer is the recommended way of installing Ceph on Windows.
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Please check the `installation guide`_ for more details.
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Manual installation
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===================
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In order to manually install ``ceph``, start by unzipping the
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binaries that you may have obtained by following the building_ step.
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You may want to update the environment PATH variable, including the Ceph
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path. Assuming that you've copied the Ceph binaries to ``C:\Ceph``, you may
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use the following Powershell command:
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.. code:: bash
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[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", "$env:PATH;C:\ceph", "Machine")
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In order to mount Ceph filesystems, you will have to install Dokany.
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You may fetch the installer as well as the source code from the Dokany
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Github repository: https://github.com/dokan-dev/dokany/releases
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The minimum supported Dokany version is 1.3.1. At the time of the writing,
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Dokany 2.0 is in Beta stage and is unsupported.
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In order to map RBD images, the ``WNBD`` driver must be installed. Please
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check out this page for more details about ``WNBD`` and the install process:
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https://github.com/cloudbase/wnbd
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The following command can be used to configure the ``ceph-rbd`` service.
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Please update the ``rbd-wnbd.exe`` path accordingly.
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.. code:: PowerShell
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New-Service -Name "ceph-rbd" `
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-Description "Ceph RBD Mapping Service" `
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-BinaryPathName "c:\ceph\rbd-wnbd.exe service" `
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-StartupType Automatic
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Further reading
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---------------
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* `installation guide`_
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* `RBD Windows documentation`_
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* `Ceph Dokan documentation`_
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* `Windows troubleshooting`_
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.. _Ceph Dokan documentation: https://docs.ceph.com/en/latest/cephfs/ceph-dokan/
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.. _RBD Windows documentation: https://docs.ceph.com/en/latest/rbd/rbd-windows/
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.. _Windows troubleshooting: https://docs.ceph.com/en/latest/install/windows-troubleshooting
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.. _installation guide: https://docs.ceph.com/en/latest/install/windows-install
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