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Exploring IBM Storage Ceph Block Storage: In-Depth Look at Architectures, Benchmarks, and Use Cases

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Published on 29 October 2025, updated 29 October 2025

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ISBN-10: 0738462292
ISBN-13: 9780738462295
IBM Form #: SG24-8591-00


Authors: Vasfi Gucer, Anthony D'Atri, Kyle Bader, Aviv Caro, Imran Imtiaz, Pravin Kudav, Jean-Charles (JC) Lopez, Aliaksei Makarau, Vidushi Mishra, Daniel Parkes and Poyraz Sagtekin

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    Abstract

    IBM® Storage Ceph delivers high-performance, scalable block storage designed to efficiently manage large data sets.

    This IBM Redbooks® publication offers a comprehensive examination of IBM Storage Ceph Block Storage, exploring its architecture and core components to provide readers with a deep understanding of its functionality and scalability. It highlights a wide range of practical use cases, demonstrating how organizations can leverage IBM Storage Ceph to meet their block storage requirements - from cloud-native applications to virtualization environments.

    This book is intended for storage architects, system administrators, and IT professionals responsible for designing, deploying, and managing scalable, software-defined storage solutions in enterprise or cloud environments.

    Table of Contents

    Chapter 1. Introduction

    Chapter 2. IBM Storage Ceph RADOS Block Device and NVMe-oF architecture

    Chapter 3. Deploying an IBM Storage Ceph Cluster for RADOS Block Device service

    Chapter 4. Configuring and managing IBM Storage RADOS Block Device images

    Chapter 5. Advanced IBM Storage Ceph RADOS Block Device features

    Chapter 6. Benchmarking IBM Storage Ceph RADOS Block Device performance

    Chapter 7. IBM Storage Ceph RADOS Block Device integration with virtualization and cloud platforms

    Chapter 8. Troubleshooting IBM Storage Ceph RADOS Block Device

    Chapter 9. IBM Storage Ceph security best practices for RADOS Block Device