An update on my situation. Running ceph auth ls shows that there are no entries for mon keys, but they do exist on file.
I must be missing a step to somehow enter the generated mon keys into some sort of ceph database?
I just don't know what...
@tchaikov
I was running into this issue:
FAIL: These keys cannot be rewritten where their daemons read them, so rotating them would strand the daemons:
mon. has neither a keyring file nor a bluestore device under...
auth entities are per daemon. and pve does remove a daemon's entity when destroying it. Do you remember destroying each of those individually, or were the hosts removed with services still on them?
Either way `ceph auth del` is the right move at...
Ah that was helpful, thank you.
Now that I understood what tool to use, I was able to delete the keys using ceph auth del <key> for all of the offending keys.
Now a new error has cropped up when doing the dry run:
FAIL: These keys cannot be...
Hello, I have cephx disabled for our cluster, but I am still getting these insecure keyring errors, which I would like to migrate.
I am running into 2 issues, one is a WARN the other is a FAIL:
WARN: No OSD in this cluster carries the fsid of...