.Node replacement no longer leads to `Ceph HEALTH_WARN` state Previously, after node replacement, the Ceph CRUSH map tree still contained the stale hostname entry of the removed node in the particular rack. While replacing a node in a different rack, if any node with the same old hostname was added back to the cluster, it received a new rack label from the `ocs-operator`, but was inserted into its old place in the CRUSH map, resulting in an indefinite `Ceph HEALTH_WARN` state. With this release, this bug has been fixed and node replacement behaves as expected.