Add ceph-provider and rook-managed ceph cluster #56
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Add a setup and cleanup script that maintain a loop device on the kind node to use as osd for ceph.
Setup a ceph cluster on kind using rook. The cluster is running a test config without replication and with `/dev/loop0` as device name (to prevent accidental disk deletion on a development machine).
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Proposed Changes
Deploy
volumepoolletandceph-providerto the ironcore-in-a-box setup. ThisPR uses rook to install a test ceph cluster with a single OSD (on a loop
device) on the kind node.
This PR is still WIP. The ceph cluster comes up healthy, and it is possible to
create images and snapshots using the
rbdcli. Deployment ofvolumepoolletand
ceph-provideris still in progress.After all components can successfully deploy, it must be tested if the rook
test cluster works for ironcore, especially with the OSD running on a loop
device inside a container...