Many users already have a Ceph cluster they would like to use with Kubernetes. For administrators who are new to Kubernetes, it can be challenging to know where to start to make that happen, and it can be even harder to make sure it gets done securely and following best-practices.

The focus of this session is both instructional and practical. We will describe why Rook is a good fit and how it helps make the process easier. We will also cover important best practices you need to know before going to production. A major focus will be helping administrators ensure security by showing how to set up Rook as a tenant of the Ceph cluster with limited permissions.