3.3. Red Hat OpenStack Platform 12 Maintenance Release 28 March 2018

Due to the migration from puppet-ceph to ceph-ansible for the management of Ceph using Director, old puppet hieradata (such as ceph::profile::params::osds) needs to be migrated to the ceph-ansible format.

          Customizations for the Ceph deployment previously passed as hieradata from *ExtraConfig should be removed since they are ignored. Specifically, the deployment will stop if ceph::profile::params::osds is found to ensure the devices list has been migrated to the format expected by ceph-ansible. 

          Use the CephAnsibleExtraConfig and CephAnsibleDisksConfig parameters to pass arbitrary variables to ceph-ansible, such devices and dedicated_devices.

Due to the migration from puppet-ceph to ceph-ansible for the management of Ceph using Director, old puppet hieradata (such as ceph::profile::params::osds) needs to be migrated to the ceph-ansible format.

          Customizations for the Ceph deployment previously passed as hieradata from *ExtraConfig should be removed since they are ignored. Specifically, the deployment will stop if ceph::profile::params::osds is found to ensure the devices list has been migrated to the format expected by ceph-ansible. 

          Use the CephAnsibleExtraConfig and CephAnsibleDisksConfig parameters to pass arbitrary variables to ceph-ansible, such devices and dedicated_devices.

There is currently a known issue where you cannot use ACLs to make a container public for anonymous access. This issue arises when sending `POST` operations to Swift that specify a '*' value in the `X-Container-Read` or `X-Container-Write` settings.

There is currently a known issue where you cannot use ACLs to make a container public for anonymous access. This issue arises when sending `POST` operations to Swift that specify a '*' value in the `X-Container-Read` or `X-Container-Write` settings.