v0.3.0

Rook Integration with Kubernetes

• Rook storage as a first-class entity of Kubernetes
• Rook operator creates clusters and and manages their health, triggered by a TPR. For each cluster, the operator creates a namespace and starts all the pods and services necessary to consume the storage
• Block storage consumed by pods with the Ceph RBD volume plugin
• Object storage can be enabled and consumed over S3 APIs
• Shared file system can be enabled and consumed by the CephFS volume plugin
• Rook tools pod for troubleshooting the cluster with Rook and Ceph command line tools
• Multiple Rook clusters can be created, each in their own namespace (experimental)
• By default, storage is simply in a directory for the lifetime of the OSD pod. To use available devices instead of a directory, set useAllDevices: true. Beware that this is overly aggressive to format and utilize the devices.