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      <description>Ceph&amp;#39;s own Crimson and croit&amp;#39;s FlashStore both rewrite the OSD for NVMe. As Umbrella 21.2.0 ships Crimson: origin and status, memory safety, how each joins a cluster, why existing pools cannot move to Crimson, what it tells the monitor, cores, Crimson&amp;#39;s default BlueStore, SeaStore&amp;#39;s trees, commit order and cleaning, and what each runs on.</description>
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