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Angelos Kolaitis c021256e96 external: support custom ceph keyring file
When the ceph.conf is not in a well-known location, it is typical
for a custom ceph.keyring to be required as well. Currently, the
create-external-cluster-resources.py only tries to load the keyring
from well-known paths, and fails.

This commit adds a new optional argument `--keyring` to help in this
situation. When specified, create-external-cluster-resources.py will
attempt to use this as the keyring to authenticate with Ceph.

Signed-off-by: Angelos Kolaitis <neoaggelos@gmail.com>
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For documentation on running Rook in your Kubernetes cluster see the Kubernetes Quickstart Guide