rbd: add support for CloneImageByID() #1000
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Early feedback: can you please name the file after the feature and not a ceph version. This has caused confusion in the past (literally yesterday in #999) and isn't strictly needed. Something like |
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The new rbd_clone4() API is only available in Squid and newer. Squid is not yet released, therefor it is required to use the container image from the Ceph CI registry. rbd_clone() is added in PR ceph/go-ceph#1000, that branch needs to be vendored as well.
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The new rbd_clone4() API is only available in Squid and newer. Squid is not yet released, therefor it is required to use the container image from the Ceph CI registry. rbd_clone() is added in PR ceph/go-ceph#1000, that branch needs to be vendored as well.
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The new rbd_clone4() API is only available in Squid and newer. Squid is not yet released, therefor it is required to use the container image from the Ceph CI registry. rbd_clone() is added in PR ceph/go-ceph#1000, that branch needs to be vendored as well.
RBD image groups can be used to create consistent snapshots of all images that are part of the group. The new rbd_clone4() API makes it possible to create a new RBD image from a single snapshot that was created as part of the group snapshot. Signed-off-by: Niels de Vos <[email protected]>
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RBD image groups can be used to create consistent snapshots of all images that are part of the group. The new rbd_clone4() API makes it possible to create a new RBD image from a single snapshot that was created as part of the group snapshot.
Note about testing status
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rbd_clone4()API has only just been backported to Squid for version 19.1.1. There are no released container images available yet that contain this new API, only theceph-ci/ceph:mainimage seems to have it.Checklist
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