Hi Community!
The recently released Ceph 20.2 Tentacle is now available on the Proxmox Ceph
Upgrades from Squid to Tentacle:
You can find the upgrade how-to here: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Ceph_Squid_to_Tentacle
New Installation of Tentacle:
We will release an updated pve-manager package shortly; until then, you can simply configure the package repository manually and then use the ceph installation wizard's "manual" mode, which is available since Proxmox VE 9.1.
Current State:
We have been running and testing the release for a few weeks internally and found no major issues.
The current default Ceph 19.2 Squid will stay supported until September 2026 for the time being.
Road to Enterprise Stability:
Our further plan is to lift the preview state and provide Tentacle as a fully supported Ceph release once we have gathered even more test time and feedback from QA. Naturally, we would be happy to hear about observations from our great community! We will then soon move the Ceph 20.2 Tentacle packages to the no-subscription repository, and once we deem the Ceph 20.2 Tentacle release and its integration into Proxmox VE fully production-ready, we'll also populate the Ceph Tentacle enterprise repository.
Reminder: Old Ceph 18.2 Reef Going EOL Soon:
Please also remember that Ceph 18.2 Reef has been end of life (EOL) for a while, albeit there is an effort underway to get one last post-EOL update out. In any case, you should upgrade any existing Ceph Reef setups to Ceph Squid – or soon, Ceph Tentacle – sooner rather than later. See the upgrade how-to: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Ceph_Reef_to_Squid.
We welcome your feedback!
The recently released Ceph 20.2 Tentacle is now available on the Proxmox Ceph
test repository for installation or upgrade.Upgrades from Squid to Tentacle:
You can find the upgrade how-to here: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Ceph_Squid_to_Tentacle
New Installation of Tentacle:
We will release an updated pve-manager package shortly; until then, you can simply configure the package repository manually and then use the ceph installation wizard's "manual" mode, which is available since Proxmox VE 9.1.
Current State:
We have been running and testing the release for a few weeks internally and found no major issues.
The current default Ceph 19.2 Squid will stay supported until September 2026 for the time being.
Road to Enterprise Stability:
Our further plan is to lift the preview state and provide Tentacle as a fully supported Ceph release once we have gathered even more test time and feedback from QA. Naturally, we would be happy to hear about observations from our great community! We will then soon move the Ceph 20.2 Tentacle packages to the no-subscription repository, and once we deem the Ceph 20.2 Tentacle release and its integration into Proxmox VE fully production-ready, we'll also populate the Ceph Tentacle enterprise repository.
Reminder: Old Ceph 18.2 Reef Going EOL Soon:
Please also remember that Ceph 18.2 Reef has been end of life (EOL) for a while, albeit there is an effort underway to get one last post-EOL update out. In any case, you should upgrade any existing Ceph Reef setups to Ceph Squid – or soon, Ceph Tentacle – sooner rather than later. See the upgrade how-to: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Ceph_Reef_to_Squid.
We welcome your feedback!