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The most interesting facts about Ceph according to the results of the user survey in 2019
TL; DR: the most interesting facts about Ceph in tables and graphs obtained from the results of the Ceph user survey in 2019.
What type of organization do you have?
Answered the question: 405
Missed question: 0
Response
Answered
%
a commercial
257
63.46
Government
19
4.69
Military
0
0
Educational
57
14.07
Nonprofit
16
3.95
other
56
13.82
Why are you using Ceph?
Answered the question: 405
Missed question: 0
Response
Answered
%
Open source
367
90.62
Scalability
326
80.49
Price
247
60.99
Functional
223
55.06
fault tolerance
309
76.30
Reliability, survivability, data integrity
279
68.89
Performance
125
30.86
Possibility of implementation with related technologies
120
29.63
Other
13
3.21
How long have you been using Ceph?
Answered the question: 405
Missed question: 0
Response
Answered
%
Less than a year
72
17.78
1-2 years
65
16.05
2-5 years
203
50.12
Over 5 years
58
14.32
Do not use
7
1.73
In which countries do you have Ceph deployed?
Answered the question: 405
Missed question: 0
Response
Answered
%
other
249
61.48
USA
87
21.48
Germany
73
18.02
China
30
7.41
United Kingdom
29
7.16
Russia
26
6.42
France
20
4.94
How do you install Ceph?
Answered the question: 344
Missed question: 61
Response
Answered
%
Developer packages
170
49.42
Distribution packages
131
38.08
Packages from manufacturers
93
27.03
Collecting our packages
26
7.56
Building your own version
12
3.49
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