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How to Use the CephFS Shell
Nawaz Dhandala · 2026-03-31 · via OneUptime Blog

Overview

The CephFS Shell (cephfs-shell) is an interactive command-line tool that provides filesystem operations on a CephFS instance without requiring a traditional mount. It connects directly to the CephFS metadata and data services, making it ideal for administrative tasks, diagnostics, and automation in environments where mounting is not convenient or possible.

Installation

The CephFS Shell is part of the cephfs-shell package or included in ceph-common on some distributions:

# Debian/Ubuntu (requires Ceph apt repository)
apt-get install -y cephfs-shell

Basic Usage in Rook Toolbox

The easiest way to use the CephFS Shell in a Rook-Ceph cluster is from the toolbox pod:

kubectl -n rook-ceph exec -it deploy/rook-ceph-tools -- \
  cephfs-shell

Interactive Shell Commands

Once inside the shell, you can use familiar filesystem commands:

CephFS:~/>>>  ls
CephFS:~/>>>  ls /mydir
CephFS:~/>>>  cd /mydir
CephFS:~/mydir>>>  mkdir newfolder
CephFS:~/mydir>>>  put /tmp/localfile.txt remotefile.txt
CephFS:~/mydir>>>  get remotefile.txt /tmp/downloaded.txt
CephFS:~/mydir>>>  rm oldfile.txt
CephFS:~/mydir>>>  stat myfile.txt
CephFS:~/mydir>>>  du .
CephFS:~/mydir>>>  quit

Run Commands Non-Interactively

Execute single commands without entering interactive mode:

kubectl -n rook-ceph exec -it deploy/rook-ceph-tools -- \
  cephfs-shell -- ls /

kubectl -n rook-ceph exec -it deploy/rook-ceph-tools -- \
  cephfs-shell -- du /myapp

Set and View Extended Attributes

Manage extended attributes (xattrs) used for layout configuration:

CephFS:~/>>>  setxattr /mydir ceph.dir.layout.stripe_count 4
CephFS:~/>>>  getxattr /mydir ceph.dir.layout

Check Quotas

View directory quota settings from within the shell:

CephFS:~/>>>  getxattr /mydir ceph.quota.max_bytes
CephFS:~/>>>  getxattr /mydir ceph.quota.max_files

Batch Operations with Scripts

Use the shell in script mode to automate filesystem operations:

cat > /tmp/cephfs_ops.txt <<EOF
mkdir /backup
mkdir /backup/2026
put /local/data.tar.gz /backup/2026/data.tar.gz
chmod 750 /backup
EOF

kubectl -n rook-ceph exec -it deploy/rook-ceph-tools -- \
  cephfs-shell -b /tmp/cephfs_ops.txt

Connect to a Specific Filesystem

For multi-filesystem clusters, specify the target filesystem:

kubectl -n rook-ceph exec -it deploy/rook-ceph-tools -- \
  cephfs-shell --fs cephfs2

Summary

The CephFS Shell provides a convenient, mount-free way to interact with CephFS filesystems for administrative and automation tasks. It supports standard filesystem operations including directory management, file transfers, extended attribute management, and quota inspection. In Rook-Ceph clusters, running cephfs-shell from the toolbox pod is the most straightforward approach, requiring no host-level configuration or mount setup.