Tracking issues of reviving Ceph Rust

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Rust-lang interface to Ceph.

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Tracking issues of reviving Ceph Rust #91

Open Xuanwo opened 3 months ago

Xuanwo commented 3 months ago

Hello, everyone. I'm Xuanwo. I just received write permission for this project and plan to revive it. I'm not an expert in Ceph and have never contributed to it before, so I truly need the support of the entire community!

The ceph-rust project has been inactive for two years. We need to perform some cleanup to ensure the project is in good condition before releasing anything. This issue is being used to track the tasks involved in reviving ceph-rust.

Tasks

[ ] Review pull requests and close them if they are no longer valid.
[x] Check and update github actions to make sure they still work.
- [x] https://github.com/ceph/ceph-rust/issues/92
[ ] #97
[ ] #101
[ ] Upgrade our dependences.

spdfnet commented 3 months ago

I've done the last two on my own before, nothing big, they take 1 hour at most.

The most important other things are adding support for current Ceph versions (only boilerplate) and update dependencies.

And the thing that is never done properly anywhere, have proper documentation. Mentioning how this library interacts with the ceph-mon, uses the libc crate, librados dynamic C library and how it all works together (and how it doesn't) with Linux is key.

As an extra, this crate was designed with a specific purpose in mind, is not generic and has a couple of pitfalls. There is a lot of unnecessary code that should be removed IMO.

Xuanwo commented 3 months ago

I've done the last two on my own before, nothing big, they take 1 hour at most.

Would you like to submit PRs for this?

The most important other things are adding support for current Ceph versions (only boilerplate) and update dependencies.

Agreed.

Mentioning how this library interacts with the ceph-mon, uses the libc crate, librados dynamic C library and how it all works together (and how it doesn't) with Linux is key.

Here is my :100: support.

As an extra, this crate was designed with a specific purpose in mind, is not generic and has a couple of pitfalls. There is a lot of unnecessary code that should be removed IMO.

Would you like to start a new issue with details?