Rook
v1.19.3Storage & DataRook v1.19.3 delivers targeted fixes and additions across CSI, pool management, OSD operations, and RGW — with a notable shift to ceph-csi-operator for CSI deployments.
breakingCSI now deploys via ceph-csi-operator — verify your deployment model
The shift to ceph-csi-operator for deploying Ceph-CSI/NVMe-oF changes how CSI components are managed. If you have customized CSI sidecar configurations or rely on specific deployment behavior, audit your setup before upgrading. The ceph-csi-operator introduces its own CRDs and reconciliation loop, so any direct overrides you've applied to CSI DaemonSets or Deployments may be overwritten or ignored post-upgrade.
enhancementEncrypted OSD users: apply the lockbox key rotation fix now
The lockbox key rotation bug for encrypted OSDs could leave your cluster in an inconsistent encryption state over time. If you're running encrypted OSDs, upgrade to v1.19.3 and verify key rotation is functioning correctly afterward. This is especially relevant if you've observed any anomalies during OSD replacement or key rotation workflows.
enhancementRGW on IPv6? The secret formatting fix is a must
The incorrect IPv6 formatting in object store user secrets would cause connection failures in IPv6-only or dual-stack environments. If your RGW deployment uses IPv6 addressing, this fix directly unblocks proper user secret generation. After upgrading, recreate or reconcile affected object store users to pick up correctly formatted secrets.
主な変更 (5)
- CSI deployments now go through ceph-csi-operator instead of direct management; ceph-csi image updated to v3.16.2
- Erasure-coded pool handling improved: cleanup on deletion, correct ready status after reconcile, and mirroring skipped for EC data pools
- Ceph-exporter gains configurable port support and orphaned deployment cleanup on reconcile
- OSD disk cleaning now checks devlinks, and lockbox key rotation for encrypted OSDs is fixed
- RGW fixes: correct IPv6 secret formatting for object store users, shared pools zone JSON support, and zone/sharedPools reconcile ordering