Preface
This document contains information about setting up and using the Rook module to provide persistent storage to Kubernetes applications in Oracle Cloud Native Environment. The Rook module deploys Ceph into the Kubernetes cluster to provide the storage. This document describes how to deploy the Rook module and set up a Ceph cluster, and provides a basic example to test the storage.
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