Hi List,
We are trying to setup a small 3 node ceph testbed.
The basic setup is:
node1: cmon and mds
node2: osd1
node3: osd2
cl1 and cl2: The clients where ceph filesystem
is mounted. We are using it as a
standard POSIX filesystem and not
using fuse.
Operating System: All the participating systems
have Fedora core 14 as the operating
system.
Underlying Filesystem: We have tried both btrfs and
and ext4. For each filesystem type we
have tried both with and without journal
options.
Ceph version: 0.25
The problem we are facing is:
The setup goes thru fine. When we copy single files of
upto 5-6 GB that also is fine. However we get into trouble
if we untar even small files (e.g. 50 MB). The untar
process on the client hangs. In fact if any process tries
to access the ceph mounted filesystem (e.g. doing 'ls -l'),
the process simply hangs and even the shell gets locked
up. The only solution seems to be a system reboot.
The ceph.conf file is attached with the mail.
Pl help us solve this problem. I have seen
other postings in this list where people talk
about performance benchmarking but we are
stuck up on this very basic issue.
Thanks in anticipation.
--ajit
[global]
user = root
; where the mdses and osds keep their secret encryption keys
keyring = /home/ceph3/keyring.$name
; monitors
[mon]
;Directory for monitor files
mon data = /home/ceph3/mon$id
debug mon = 5
[mon0]
host = test3
mon addr = 10.200.60.63:6789
[mds]
[mds0]
host = test3
debug mds = 5
; OSDs
[osd]
;osd data is where the btrfs volume will be mounted;
;it will be created if absent
osd data = /home/osd/osd$id
;osd data = /home/osd/
; osd journal is the regular file or device to be used for journaling
osd journal = /home/osd/journal
; If the OSD journal is a file, you need to specify the size. This is specified
in MB.
osd journal size = 512
filestore journal writeahead = true
journaler_allow_split_entries = true
debug osd = 10
debug filestore = 10
[osd1]
host = test1
btrfs devs = /dev/cciss/c0d0p3
;devs = /dev/cciss/c0d0p3
[osd2]
host = test2
btrfs devs = /dev/cciss/c0d0p3
;devs = /dev/cciss/c0d0p3
