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        <description>Jonas Sterr is a systems engineer at Thomas-Krenn.AG, specializing in open-source infrastructure, virtualization, and distributed storage solutions. With years of hands-on experience deploying Proxmox VE and Ceph in production environments, he helps customers design reliable and performant hyperconverged infrastructures. Ceph on Proxmox VE is powerful — but easy to get wrong. In this session, Jonas Sterr from Thomas-Krenn.AG walks through the most common mistakes from real-world deployments: wrong cluster designs, poor hardware sizing, misconfigured pool parameters, and setups that simply aren't a good fit for Ceph in the first place. Whether you're planning your first cluster or reviewing an existing one, you'll leave knowing exactly what to watch out for.</description>
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