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README.md

Overview

This layer extends the base OpenStack layer and provides the base Ceph configuration options dependencies and default reactive handlers for authoring Ceph Charms.

Where is the code?

The code for the charms.openstack module is developed at the following location:

https://github.com/openstack/charms.openstack

The code specific for reactive Ceph charms is held in this layer, in the Ceph reactive interfaces you choose to use, and a shared library called charms.ceph: