ceph-rgw: introduce rgw zone to the name schema #7554
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This is needed by ceph-exporter as it is parsing the socket by the number of dots. Although the rgw_zone variable is only using for constructing the client name and has nothing to do with multisiting. Signed-off-by: Seena Fallah <[email protected]>
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I have a multi-site rgw configured by ceph-ansible and I'm concerned this change doesn't address previously configured radosgw zones. I agree this change is the proper way of configuring radosgw |
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This is needed by ceph-exporter as it is parsing the socket by the number of dots. Although the rgw_zone variable is only used for constructing the client name and has nothing to do with multisiting.
Reference: ceph/ceph#52698