Le 2025-08-18 13:43, Eugen Block a écrit :
Hi,
the last message you sent is normal for an OSD that hasn't reported
back its status yet.
I would check the ceph-volume.log and the cephadm.log, maybe an OSD
log as well if it tried to boot. If this is a test cluster, did you
properly wipe all disks before trying to deploy OSDs? For me 'cephadm
ceph-volume lvm zap --destroy /dev/sdx /dev/sdy /dev/sdz ...' (locally
on the host) has been working great for years now. You can zap them
with the orchestrator as well, but only one disk a time, so a for loop
would be useful.
There have been reports every now and then from users who tried to
deploy many disks per host, I don't have a link available right now.
And I haven't had the chance yet to deploy multiple hosts/many OSDs
with 19.2.3, so there might be a regression in ceph-volume.
Regards,
Eugen
Yes I have zapped all drives before each try...
I'm looking in ceph-volume logs, but I don't have much history.
I think I'd have to try again, looking at the logs...
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