It would, I agree; particularly since I run this on CoreOS. I suppose we could store some critical values (such as the fsid, perhaps), and the various files (ceph.conf, the admin keyrings, etc), in etcd, then fish them out on start. That would allow us to obviate the /etc/ceph volume.
I'm certainly willing to entertain a PR to that (or similar) effect.
It would, I agree; particularly since I run this on CoreOS. I suppose we could store some critical values (such as the fsid, perhaps), and the various files (ceph.conf, the admin keyrings, etc), in etcd, then fish them out on start. That would allow us to obviate the /etc/ceph volume.
I'm certainly willing to entertain a PR to that (or similar) effect.