Ceph » Orchestrator

The Rook orchestrator backend returns devices whose paths have no `/dev/` prefix, e.g.:

Host k8s-2:
 Path  Type   Size  Available  Ceph Device ID  Reject Reasons 
 sdd   hdd   32.0G    False         None         not empty    
 sdb   hdd   20.0G     True         None                      
 sdc   hdd   20.0G     True         None                      
 sda   hdd   20.0G     True         None                      
Host k8s-3:
 Path  Type   Size  Available  Ceph Device ID  Reject Reasons 
 sdd   hdd   32.0G    False         None         not empty    
 sdb   hdd   20.0G     True         None                      
 sdc   hdd   20.0G     True         None                      
 sda   hdd   20.0G     True         None                      
Host k8s-1:
 Path  Type   Size  Available  Ceph Device ID  Reject Reasons 
 sdd   hdd   32.0G    False         None         not empty    
 sdb   hdd   20.0G     True         None                      
 sdc   hdd   20.0G     True         None                      
 sda   hdd   20.0G     True         None                     

The cephadm returns paths with `/dev/` prefix:

Host osd0:
 Path      Type   Size  Available  Ceph Device ID  Reject Reasons 
 /dev/vdb  hdd   5120M     True                                   
 /dev/vdc  hdd   5120M     True                                   
 /dev/vdd  hdd   5120M     True                                   
 /dev/vda  hdd   41.0G    False                        locked    

If the attribute is called path, then suppose Rook backend should return `/dev/` prefixes.