Then it's probably something different. Does that happen with every
volume/image or just this one time?
Zitat von 徐蕴 <yu...@me.com>:
Hi Eugen,
Thank you for sharing your experience. I will dig into OpenStack
cinder logs to check if something happened. The strange thing is the
volume I deleted is not created from a snapshot, or doesn’t have any
snapshot. And the rbd_id.xxx, rbd_header.xxx and rbd_object_map.xxx
were deleted, just left out a lot of rbd_data objects. I plan to
delete those objects manually.
br,
Xu Yun
2020年1月15日 下午3:50，Eugen Block <ebl...@nde.ag> 写道：
Hi,
this might happen if you try to delete images/instances/volumes in
openstack that are somehow linked, e.g. if there are snapshots etc.
I have experienced this in Ocata, too. Deleting a base image worked
but there were existing clones so basically just the openstack
database was updated, but the base image still existed within ceph.
Try to figure out if that is also the case. If it's something else,
check the logs in your openstack environment, maybe they reveal
something. Also check the ceph logs.
Regards,
Eugen
Zitat von 徐蕴 <yu...@me.com>:
Hello,
My setup is Ceph pike working with OpenStack. When I deleted an
image, I found that the space was not reclaimed. I checked with
rbd ls and confirmed that this image was disappeared. But when I
check the objects with rados ls, most objects named rbd_data.xxx
are still existed in my cluster. rbd_object_map and rbd_header
were already deleted. I waited for several hours and there is no
further deletion happed. Is it a known issue, or something wrong
with my configuration?
br,
Xu Yun
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