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- index.md | ||
- solutions-for-storage.md | ||
- kubernetes.md | ||
- containers-and-persistent-storage.md | ||
- 'Getting Started with a Koor Starter Cluster': getting-started-starter-cluster.md | ||
- 'Getting Started with Data Control Center': getting-started-data-control-center.md | ||
- introduction-to-ceph.md | ||
- introduction-to-rook.md | ||
- 'Getting Started with Data Control Center': getting-started-data-control-center.md | ||
- kubernetes.md | ||
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title: Getting Started with your Koor Starter Cluster | ||
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# Overview | ||
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Thank you for trying Rook Ceph using a Koor Starter Cluster. | ||
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Your starter cluster running in a low-cost cloud provider. We provision shared, virtual machines, which are cheaper than dedicated hardware. This cluster is spec'ed for production use, although scaled way down. You get 4 nodes with X processors, Y RAM, Z GB of local storage, and ZZZ GB of attached storage managed by Ceph. | ||
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We figure that is plenty of room to try a few use cases and see how everything works. | ||
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When you are ready to scale up and graduate to a heftier system, talk to us about [Managed Ceph](https://koor.tech/solutions/managed-ceph). We can provision more and better servers, use dedicated hardware, add disk capacity, and customize the environment for your particular use cases. Plus, we take care of the system for as long as you need it. | ||
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We are also happy to turn over the keys if and when you are ready to take over. After all, it's your cluster with your data and applications. | ||
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# How to take control | ||
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The rest of this guide needs to be filled in. Stay tuned. | ||
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## Log in | ||
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## View console | ||
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## See what is running | ||
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# Do something with it | ||
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## Try setting up your cluster using one of our recipes | ||
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Follow these recipes for step-by-step instructions. These are meant to give you ideas, as well as operational experience running real-world applications. | ||
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# How to get help | ||
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If you get stuck and want a helping hand, [let us know](https://koor.tech/contact). |
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