Documented here:

https://github.com/ceph/ceph/blob/9754cafc029e1da83f5ddd4332b69066fe6b3ffb/src/common/options/global.yaml.in#L3202

Introduced back here with a bunch of other scrub tweaks:

https://github.com/ceph/ceph/pull/18971/files

Are your OSDs HDDs? Using EC?

How many deep scrubs do you have running in parallel?  Assuming more than one, 
you could increase osd_deep_scrub_interval to spread them out over time.

> On Feb 7, 2023, at 05:58, Broccoli Bob <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> I have been running a ceph cluster for a while and one of the main things 
> that impacts performance is deep-scrubbing. I would like to limit this as 
> much as possible and have tried the below options to do this:
> 
> osd scrub sleep = 1                      # Time to sleep before scrubbing 
> next group of chunks
> osd scrub chunk max = 1             # Maximum number of chunks to scrub 
> during a single operation
> osd scrub chunk min = 1              # Minimum number of chunks to scrub 
> during a single operation
> osd scrub max pre-emption = 30 # Maximum number of times ceph pre-empts a 
> deep scrub due to a client operation blocking it
> osd client op priority =  63            # The priority of client operations
> osd requested scrub priority = 1       # The priority of administrator 
> requested scrubs
> osd scrub priority = 1                    # The priority of scheduled scrubs
> 
> These options combined do slow down scrubbing and make it easier on client 
> IO, but there is still a performance impact when they happen. One other 
> option I have found is:
> ‘osd debug deep scrub sleep’
>  
> Setting this option to even 0.1 will have an immediate and large effect (I 
> have seen nodes that were scrubbing at 50MB/s to down to <5MB/s). The effect 
> is larger than all the above options combined and is exactly what I want, 
> however there is no documentation about this option and I don’t know the full 
> impact of configuring it. It also spams the logs with messages saying that 
> the deep scrub is sleeping for x seconds. So I would like to know:
> Is it safe to have the debug deep scrub option turned on? If so is there a 
> way to stop it from spamming the logs?
> If it is not safe are there any other options available to us to limit the 
> impact of deep scrubbing? 
>  Thank you and Regards
> 
>  
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